restore the original backup stock tune to the vehicle... then run the Update Agent program on your pc/laptop and update the Trinity to the latest updates/fixes, and then it's good to go... you can reinstall the preset canned tune to the vehicle.

inTune I3 with PCM swap -- https://www.holley.com/products/tuners_ ... ts/8321-AR

Trinity T2 with PCM swap -- https://www.holley.com/products/tuners_ ... ts/9321-AR

No... you have to use 91 or 93 octane gas in that car... so, you will still only have the same tunes available for 91 or 93 octane...

No difference with the tuning.... the preset canned tunes are the same, my custom tuning would be the same, etc... The only difference is that the Trinity has a performance monitor for things like 0-60, 1/4 mile, etc. and it has virtual gauges you can watch/view while driving without having to recor...

That's for diesels bud - You're not going to get 90hp from a gas tune... You'll get 26hp and 22tq with using the 91 octane tune and good 91/93 octane gas...

No, shift points are not changed.... the preset canned TCM tune changes shift pressure/firmness, and shift quickness (how quick it performs the actual shift) ... You'd still use the tow/haul button like you normally would. That tells the transmission to use different shifting settings for towing (hi...

The error/issue is that you don't have enough free space available on your Trinity T2 for the update... There are probably some things you can delete off it, like old data log files, or some other previous update files... but you need to confirm which files are safe to delete with tech support... su...

No, not at all... You'd need the new inTune i3 8326-BR programmer plus an unlocked PCM... https://www.holley.com/products/tuners_ ... ts/8326-BR

No....

penlight wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 1:36 pm I did nothing with the i3 after loading the canned procharger tune. Does that make this undoable?

Yes it does... you can't do anything with your inTune now... see my reply above...

if you installed the procharger tune with your inTune, but then you went and had it tuned at a shop with hptuners/efilive tuning software, then you can't do anything with the inTune now... It will detect that the tune in the truck is different than the "last tune written" that the inTune h...

No... You have to modify the ECM tune during the install and disable the AFM/DFM setting... then exit back out and install/apply the tune... and that will reinstall the preset canned ECM tune with the AFM/DFM disabled...

no you can't monitor/change that... and the different modes will function the same as stock, since the transmission in that car can not be tuned at all anyway...

you can not adjust part-throttle normal driving shift pionts yourself with the tool... that can only be done via getting a custom tune done...

My wife's 2016 Suburban 5.3... submitted the form info...