What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[BG1988]

Ohh you're right! But look what I found: http://www.pureoil.com/en/do-it-yourself/cabin-air-filters/

I prefer my air filter plan flavor

 

[Doubeleive]

I prefer my air filter plan flavor

they have it odorless it is the white one next to the one I posted above

 

[BlackBearPerf]

I Bought this autocal used, I have downloaded your software, can I delete these old 2014 files from the previous owner or format the data? so I can connect it to my truck and get the files you guys need.

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Yes, if you don't need those files, then you can delete them. We will need a 30 min data log and a copy of your stock tune files to build the custom tune. You may need to reconfigure the AutoCal to use for your vehicle, which you can do from our AutoCal management page. Here is a link to that just in case. http://www.blackbearperformance.com/autocal_management.asp

Let us know if you have any other questions.

 

[Rocket Man]

I Bought this autocal used, I have downloaded your software, can I delete these old 2014 files from the previous owner or format the data? so I can connect it to my truck and get the files you guys need.

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FYI, I created a folder on my computer for autocal files, with sub folders for downloads from Blackbear as well as data logs. The autocal doesn’t hold that much, so I use their file explorer to move them back and forth as needed, as well as have backups. You can delete any other vehicles files off the autocal as BB said.

 

[07Burb]

FYI, I created a folder on my computer for autocal files, with sub folders for downloads from Blackbear as well as data logs. The autocal doesn’t hold that much, so I use their file explorer to move them back and forth as needed, as well as have backups. You can delete any other vehicles files off the autocal as BB said.

I did this, as well, and it worked great. I haven't needed my AutoCal for years because I never need to load any other tunes on my burb then the one I have but the files still sit in that same folder and my AutoCal device sits in it's box on a shelf in the garage LOL

 

[CHOO CHOO]

I'm curious as to why the autocal has such limited space for tunes. I don't need 50 tunes saved, but it would be nice to have all of them saved on the autocal and not just 3-4 max. It's not enough imo.

 

[Doubeleive]

I'm curious as to why the autocal has such limited space for tunes. I don't need 50 tunes saved, but it would be nice to have all of them saved on the autocal and not just 3-4 max. It's not enough imo.

memory modules cost money, using minimal memory saves on production cost's, memory module prices fluctuates like oil

 

[Doubeleive]

speaking of which if you ever want to see the best known prices for computer parts aside from ebay or amazon, Pricewatch has been around for a long long time, it's a good reference site to either compare prices or shop from, great deals!

 

[Rocket Man]

I'm curious as to why the autocal has such limited space for tunes. I don't need 50 tunes saved, but it would be nice to have all of them saved on the autocal and not just 3-4 max. It's not enough imo.

That only need to be on there for a few minutes while you load them to the vehicle. Otherwise just leave them on the computer where you downloaded them.

 

[CHOO CHOO]

That only need to be on there for a few minutes while you load them to the vehicle. Otherwise just leave them on the computer where you downloaded them.

What I usually do, but since the computer that had the files got waterlogged in the flood last year (was in my garage), I now don't have said files. And it kinda sucks to only be able to have enough for a few files. Stock ecm, stock tcm, 87 oct, and sport tcm is all that's on there. No room for more. I keep stock on there at all times in case I need to switch it back for inspection or maintenance work.

I dunno, I just feel like it should have a little more room for file storage, that's all.