Well, still no word on the TCM support after sending in the info file. Disappointed considering it worked fine on the Trinity, but not there on the intune. If there is no TCM support I will be returning the intune.

I spoke with Tech Support this morning, they had me email the info.xml file to them. Said it would take a week or so but would be corrected in the next update.

I used a Trinity on the same truck and there was TCM support, so hopefully they have an easy fix for us.

I tried going back with the same tune, and other tune, same result. no TCM options.
I had a Trinity on the truck last year and had the TCM support so figured it would work with the Intune.
Here is my file, please advise any fixes. Thanks

Updated and installed my new Intune on my 2012 GMC Canyon with 5.3 & 4l60e. But none of the parameters for TCM support are showing up. Can someone please advise how I correct this. Thanks in advance. -Ken

I recently purchased the Trinity, and I thought you could tune more than one vehicle, without having to restore the stock tune. I made this purchase after only visiting your website, and didn't see anything that stated this was the case. I am not complaining, just thought I would mention this so you ...

Well that's a bummer. Have two trucks and was hoping to tune them both with one tool.

What happens to your backed up stock tune, when you go to program another vehicle? Does the backup to the new vehicle over write your previous backup. Or does the trinity keep them per vehicle or vin?

Anyone know why my amber LED blinks after I turn the truck off and the trinity goes off? 2012 GMC Canyon 5.3

If I log it, then can some tweaks or adjustments to the canned tune be made to correct it?

I tuned my 2012 Canyon 5.3 with the canned 87 octane tune that comes on the trinity. I have noticed a little clatter or spark knock under light acceleration. My truck is stock, no mods, any ideas how to make the knock go away?

I am curious if the Trinity will automatically turn off if left plugged in to my obdii port?