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Still.. I get weird stuff going on when I create a custom modified stock tune in the car. Ill post up a pic for ya

Ill post up step by step what I did and what the Trinity does

I would like a CMR but its not cost effective for me to have with only the one car lol. Maybe if I was a tuner shop or something then I would for sure!!

You guys should put on the site in bold that in order to have multi tunes on the trinity.. You need to send the trinity tunes to a CMR tech to make the complete full tune files.. I was told that the trinity can hold up to 8 custom tunes but not the fact I had to send my *.drg to a CMR so they can make them into full files.... Just a communication error.. No biggie )

correct... in order to get custom tunes made, you have to send a copy of your original backup tune file and a copy of your "last tune written" tune file to a diablosport CMR custom tuner...

they create you a custom tune file and send it back to you...

you import THAT custom tune file they created into the trinity...

Hey I have a question.. You cannot write another tune unless you restore the original first. Is that correct?

Ok yes you gotta restore first it looks like. U guys need to update the crom to prevent people from trying to write a tune over a previous tune that was made with the trinity. I was able to write over an existing tune but when you change settings to boost then go into the fan settings it gives that long number in the pic I posted. Looks like you gotta lock those options out if a tune is already installed. I can see how people would mess up the tune. Thats why my fan never came on because it wrote to the pcm that huge ass number. I sense a crom update needs done to prevent overwriting.

People! Restore your original backup first before writing a new tune!

Haha!

I love this tuner! I think thats the only bug that needs fixed and its absolutely perfect!

If anyone sees this image like this then you probably already have a tune in your car. Restore the original first back to the car then create the new tune.