07 tuning
07 tuning
my car club has hptuners pro and a couple of us were working on clearing CELs from having catless dp's. my buddy has an 07 ss/sc and i have an 06 2.4. I got the code to clear on mine but when we hook it up to his it doesnt even read the car... Can someone help me on this? It wont bring up the car to be read or anything and says check the connection.. Wut do u guys think it is? i know it works cuz it works on everyone elses car but his..
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In Cobalts, the LSJ 2.0 S/C has a 16 bit data bus on the P12 ECM and the LE5 2.4 N/A has a 32 bit data bus on its E67 ECM. That creates a major problem when switching between the two. This may also apply to other ECMs with the same issue.
To prevent problems there is an easy solution that resets a HP Tuners configuration file, as follows:
Open the (text) file VCM Suite.cfg in Notepad. It's location may vary depending on which version of HP Tuners you have. About midway, there will be a line, as follows:
<add key="VehicleBus" value="x" />
Whatever value there is where you see the "x" in "value", change that to a "0" (zero). Save the file and have at your desired ECM.
If you run into this often, make a convenient shortcut to the file (maybe on desktop?).
To prevent problems there is an easy solution that resets a HP Tuners configuration file, as follows:
Open the (text) file VCM Suite.cfg in Notepad. It's location may vary depending on which version of HP Tuners you have. About midway, there will be a line, as follows:
<add key="VehicleBus" value="x" />
Whatever value there is where you see the "x" in "value", change that to a "0" (zero). Save the file and have at your desired ECM.
If you run into this often, make a convenient shortcut to the file (maybe on desktop?).
In Cobalts, the LSJ 2.0 S/C has a 16 bit data bus on the P12 ECM and the LE5 2.4 N/A has a 32 bit data bus on its E67 ECM. That creates a major problem when switching between the two. This may also apply to other ECMs with the same issue.
To prevent problems there is an easy solution that resets a HP Tuners configuration file, as follows:
Open the (text) file VCM Suite.cfg in Notepad. It's location may vary depending on which version of HP Tuners you have. About midway, there will be a line, as follows:
<add key="VehicleBus" value="x" />
Whatever value there is where you see the "x" in "value", change that to a "0" (zero). Save the file and have at your desired ECM.
If you run into this often, make a convenient shortcut to the file (maybe on desktop?).
To prevent problems there is an easy solution that resets a HP Tuners configuration file, as follows:
Open the (text) file VCM Suite.cfg in Notepad. It's location may vary depending on which version of HP Tuners you have. About midway, there will be a line, as follows:
<add key="VehicleBus" value="x" />
Whatever value there is where you see the "x" in "value", change that to a "0" (zero). Save the file and have at your desired ECM.
If you run into this often, make a convenient shortcut to the file (maybe on desktop?).
awesome im gonna print that out and give it to my club leader who usually keeps the program.
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