its on the diablosport website: just search vehicles:jeep year:2011 model:wrangler engine:3.8L

on the diablosport website:

mikel wrote:gains are the same....

i have the same question - but just with a 2011 jeep wrangler. the diablosport website shows two completely different power gains depending on whether you are using the Trinity or the new Intune-DCX.

regarding the new intune -dcx for a 2011 jeep wrangler - why are the tunes different than the ones on the Trinity for the same vehicle? how can one programmer write a tune that creates more power than the other, especially when diablosport makes both programmers?

love the feedback on this forum.

ditched the tuner - still running the program, but diconnected the trinity from the jeep. got a Aeroforce gauge that plugs in the obdII port as well - but has no interference. garage door openers work, remote start/keyless entry works................

its amazing.

know whats even worse?

i have a remote keypad mounted outside my garage that i can put in a code to open a door. garage has three doors. three different codes. for some odd reason the garage opener thats directly above the jeep wasnt working. reprogrammed the code, still nothing. pop open the jeep ...

mikel wrote:there may be some interference, try moving the Trinity to a different location.

no interference. if i simply unplug the trinity from the obdii port, but still leave it mounted in the exact same spot, the remote start works perfectly.

When I leave the tuner connected to the jeep via the OBDII port, the factory remote start/keyless entry range is significantly less than when it is not plugged in.

Is there a reason for this?