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Here is the service bulletin about the different orifice sizes on the valve covers
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2012/SB-10062524-7690.pdf
good shit. Looks like bought the correct one
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Here is the service bulletin about the different orifice sizes on the valve covers
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2012/SB-10062524-7690.pdf
I feel the same way
You don’t log or do anything in the vehicle with the Autocal connected to a tablet or laptop except flash a bcm with a bcm tune from BT Deisel. You log and program with just the Autocal. The transfer of files between the tablet and Autocal is the only time those two need to be connected, and you don’t do that in the vehicle or connected to the vehicle. Make sense?lol, sounds like me trying to log some stuff in EFI live with the autocal connected my tablet, can't made heads or tails of that shit I can find the screen that should show the transmission data but can't figure out to make it record it, nor sort it out for playback. So I said screw it and put it away
I’ll buy it! Kidding.....maybe.Feeling like a failure everywhere else in my life at the moment, I decided I'd do something "big" (to me, anyway) to actually feel accomplished. The Universe gave me a big "**** you".
I attempted to do some small and harmless changes to the Tahoe's tune to pop my "change and write" cherry. To correct my 1-2MPH speedometer discrepancy, I measured the tire circumference by duct-taping speaker wire to the concrete and backing over it, then wrapping the wire around the tire and marking where the end met. I corrected the number in HPT (18mm difference). I then unchecked the boxes for anything relating to the EVAP codes. I tried writing those changes I made to the tune and it prompted me to apply my credits. I purchased two a long time ago since HPT's site and EVERYONE else said it takes two. It gave me the option to tune the ECM (requiring two credits) and/or the FSCM (requiring one credit). I checked the box for the ECM and checked "Do not license" for the FSCM and tried to continue. Apparently, unless I'm misunderstanding what I found on HPT's site, it's too late. It's like HPT has already applied my credits/licenses to a vehicle that has that extra module and it won't let me proceed until I buy an extra credit. I thought maybe I could just re-read the current tune but uncheck that FSCM module, make my changes, then try again. I don't know. Maybe I'll try again next month after I cool down. I was too pissed to find that surprise so I moved on to trying to log some scans. Tried a test one with it idling in my driveway and I swear I saw it say it was saving the file as "scan..." after I clicked the "stop" icon. So, thinking it was just that simple, I went out to the highway to log a WOT 0-100 hit and a WOT 50-80 hit, clicking "stop" and "start" between each. Feeling accomplished, I went home and found that the only file saved is the "SAMPLE" one that it comes with.
So, now I'm ready to break shit and post an very slightly used MPVI2 for sale.
Thanks, Tyler.
I am... I am. I dishonor my famary.
Now that I've vented with my previous post then distracted myself by going for a drive to pick up my kid and scoring a commercial-grade Kee edger from my rich neighbor's trash (looks great and has good compression, probably just needs cleaning), I'll move this over to my build thread.
Thanks for the support, homies.
no, lol you can log and record data to efi live with the autocal connected to the obd port and then a usb cable to the autocal and pc and running the efi live software (works as a pass-thru device), I have watched the live data this way which is pretty cool but just can't figure out the settings to capture specific data and then replay, too many options and boxes to check, I just haven't played with it enough yet to figure it all out.You don’t log or do anything in the vehicle with the Autocal connected to a tablet or laptop except flash a bcm with a bcm tune from BT Deisel. You log and program with just the Autocal. The transfer of files between the tablet and Autocal is the only time those two need to be connected, and you don’t do that in the vehicle or connected to the vehicle. Make sense?
I’ll buy it! Kidding.....maybe.
git-r-done homie. I’m sorry I wasn’t much assistance.
I wanted to check it when I got home today but unpacking took longer than expected and then it started to snow again. Going to have to figure out what fuse it is and disable it for now. I did like the way it sat with the load on it. It was like the rear was dropped an inch or so.idk if you have figured this out yet or not but my avalanche had a hole in the line that is ran inside the harness. I bought a line kit for a nbs and replaced it
More than you know! Simply not feeling alone in it kept me off the ledge. It kept a laptop from being spiked on my driveway, too.
When you're already feeling down so you move on to do something that you're sure will bring you up, then that becomes a kick while you're down so you look to others to find answers but they're too far ahead to even be reached...
So, just having someone take a moment to listen and attempt anything at all means a whole lot.