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Hello Forum,

I´ve just bought an Intune, updated it and was running the calibration update on my 05 300C Hemi.
After running the calibration update the Intune can´t find the ECU the most time. When the ECU ist found after a few tries, and I can go into the tune dialog,
the message "car not supported" appears.
There is no more update I can run, the Intune is on it´s latest revision status.

The car also had the "MSD in idle problem", after running the calibration update.
After disconnecting the battery, the car runs ok again, but I´m really not sure if I should try it again.
How safe is the Intune? And what could be the worst that could happen to my car?
Do I have to disconnect the battery every time, after running a tune?
In case that the Intune will broke, get lost or in any other reason I can´t set my cars ECU back to stock, is a chrysler dealer able to get it back to stock?

I´ve heard that aftermarket radios etc. will cause problems. The only thing I have is an Isch73 Ipod Adapter. That should not be a problem I guess... or?


Thanks for any clue and sorry for my bad english.

No wonder it doesn´t work... It´s married with an other car!
Why does it have done the calibration update anyway?

it wont let you do anything to another vehicle while it is married.

But the calibration update was done. Is that normal?

So, the Intune will go back to the seller.
Does the new Intune 2 have the same problems with early 05 models?

And can someone tell me why the intune has done the calibration update although it´s married to another car?

Achtender wrote:So, the Intune will go back to the seller.
Does the new Intune 2 have the same problems with early 05 models?

And can someone tell me why the intune has done the calibration update although it´s married to another car?

the I2 is WAY WAY better and more stable of a tool. you should be fine