Attention all my fellow 2.4l enthusiaists!!!
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Attention all my fellow 2.4l enthusiaists!!!
HP Tuners is not compatible for "tuning" our vehicles... this has been tested and proven by me and several shops in the eastern carolina area... as a matter of fact tuning is the only thing you cant do with it which sucks but its the hard truth. So........ before you spend 500 bucks on the system because u just cant wait to get ur custom turbo kit tuned on ur 2.4 DONT. The only 2 alternatives to get ur car running good again are 1. take the turbo kit off and stick with the good ole header downpipe combo or if ur like me and u went through enough hell just trying to put the turbo kit on 2. Buy an FMIC unit and have your tuner wire it into your ecm. more costly but worth it for the turbo... will post videos shortly
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Your car is listed in your profile as a '06. Is that correct?
If so, what you stated is absolute bullshit. You need to find a real tuner, not a "tooner". The '06 and '07 LE5 2.4 uses the E67 ECM which is easy to tune with HPTuners. I've done a number of them, helped with a few turbos and s/c setups and tuned my own HHR.
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Your car is listed in your profile as a '06. Is that correct?
If so, what you stated is absolute bullshit. You need to find a real tuner, not a "tooner". The '06 and '07 LE5 2.4 uses the E67 ECM which is easy to tune with HPTuners. I've done a number of them, helped with a few turbos and s/c setups and tuned my own HHR.
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Your car is listed in your profile as a '06. Is that correct?
If so, what you stated is absolute bullshit. You need to find a real tuner, not a "tooner". The '06 and '07 LE5 2.4 uses the E67 ECM which is easy to tune with HPTuners. I've done a number of them, helped with a few turbos and s/c setups and tuned my own HHR.
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i stand corrected then i guess all my tuner guys are just a bunch of absolute retards. even though they say they are "certified hptuners" dealers. it would probably be a good idea to know how to use the software.... well who feels like the ass.... this guy
two separate shops and no answers what is a guy to do
two separate shops and no answers what is a guy to do
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not far,
Norfolk, VA
1. Head southeast on E City Hall Ave
135 ft
2. Merge onto I-264 W via the ramp to I-464/US-460 W/Portsmouth
0.6 mi
3. Continue onto I-464 S (signs for I-464 S/Chesapeake)
6.1 mi
4. Take exit 15B on the left toward US-17 S/Elizabeth City
0.1 mi
5. Merge onto Dominion Blvd N
6.7 mi
6. Continue onto US-17 S
Entering North Carolina
23.0 mi
7. Continue onto US-17 Bypass S
9.9 mi
8. Continue onto US-17 S
35.6 mi
9. Slight right toward US-17 Bypass S
0.2 mi
10. Continue straight onto US-17 Bypass S
8.7 mi
11. Continue onto US-13 S/US-17 S
14.2 mi
12. Take exit 514 for US-17 S/US-17 BUS toward Williamston/Washington
0.2 mi
13. Turn right at US-17 S
19.4 mi
14. Slight right at N Bridge St/US-17 S
Continue to follow US-17 S
18.4 mi
15. Turn right at Main St
95 ft
16. Turn left at N Carolina 43 S/Main St/US-17 S
Continue to follow N Carolina 43 S/US-17 S
5.6 mi
17. Turn right at N Carolina 43 S/Weyerhaeuser Rd
Continue to follow N Carolina 43 S
10.4 mi
18. Turn right at S Glenburnie Rd
2.1 mi
19. Turn right at Clarendon Blvd/M L King Jr Blvd/US-17 S
Continue to follow US-17 S
31.4 mi
20. Continue onto N Marine Blvd/US-17 BUS S
2.3 mi
Jacksonville, NC
Norfolk, VA
1. Head southeast on E City Hall Ave
135 ft
2. Merge onto I-264 W via the ramp to I-464/US-460 W/Portsmouth
0.6 mi
3. Continue onto I-464 S (signs for I-464 S/Chesapeake)
6.1 mi
4. Take exit 15B on the left toward US-17 S/Elizabeth City
0.1 mi
5. Merge onto Dominion Blvd N
6.7 mi
6. Continue onto US-17 S
Entering North Carolina
23.0 mi
7. Continue onto US-17 Bypass S
9.9 mi
8. Continue onto US-17 S
35.6 mi
9. Slight right toward US-17 Bypass S
0.2 mi
10. Continue straight onto US-17 Bypass S
8.7 mi
11. Continue onto US-13 S/US-17 S
14.2 mi
12. Take exit 514 for US-17 S/US-17 BUS toward Williamston/Washington
0.2 mi
13. Turn right at US-17 S
19.4 mi
14. Slight right at N Bridge St/US-17 S
Continue to follow US-17 S
18.4 mi
15. Turn right at Main St
95 ft
16. Turn left at N Carolina 43 S/Main St/US-17 S
Continue to follow N Carolina 43 S/US-17 S
5.6 mi
17. Turn right at N Carolina 43 S/Weyerhaeuser Rd
Continue to follow N Carolina 43 S
10.4 mi
18. Turn right at S Glenburnie Rd
2.1 mi
19. Turn right at Clarendon Blvd/M L King Jr Blvd/US-17 S
Continue to follow US-17 S
31.4 mi
20. Continue onto N Marine Blvd/US-17 BUS S
2.3 mi
Jacksonville, NC
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i stand corrected then i guess all my tuner guys are just a bunch of absolute retards. even though they say they are "certified hptuners" dealers. it would probably be a good idea to know how to use the software.... well who feels like the ass.... this guy
two separate shops and no answers what is a guy to do
two separate shops and no answers what is a guy to do
PM me and let's see if I can help you out some way.
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That whole write entire will through people off. let alone the computer alone is a nightmare to deal with sometimes...
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me and vince had alota problems tuning my 08 2.4 and hes done a ton there just really picky its kinda weird my car hates hates timing it also dosnt help i live in az where we can only get 91 octane
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