Tonyrodz's Tahoe Build Thread

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Well, it's the wheel, so I thought about crashing it into a curb a few times. That probably won't help but it'll make me feel better for a minute.
Lol *****!!!
Hey dont crash into the curb definitely.
Some choice words then time to get the jack out and a couple o wrenches [emoji849][emoji1009][emoji373][emoji291]

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@Rocket Man --
Please see the steps below to gather an Auth code:

Retrieving Serial Number and Auth Code
  1. Connect your AutoCal device to your PC.
  2. Open the EFILive Scan and Tune application.
  3. Click on the Licenses button.
  4. The Serial Number will be shown at the top of the F2: Hardware screen. The serial number can be found on the AutoCal itself as well.
  5. The Authentication (Auth) Code will be shown in the Auth code: field under the F3: VINs screen.
If you run into any issues, please let us know.

Thanks,
Jarrad
 

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@Rocket Man --
Please see the steps below to gather an Auth code:

Retrieving Serial Number and Auth Code
  1. Connect your AutoCal device to your PC.
  2. Open the EFILive Scan and Tune application.
  3. Click on the Licenses button.
  4. The Serial Number will be shown at the top of the F2: Hardware screen. The serial number can be found on the AutoCal itself as well.
  5. The Authentication (Auth) Code will be shown in the Auth code: field under the F3: VINs screen.
If you run into any issues, please let us know.
Thanks,
Jarrad
Yup. Did you get the number and code?
 
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