geasy
March 24th, 2023, 02:58 AM
Hello,
I am pretty new to doing tuning and just want to get a little sanity check from some experienced individuals out there before I go making changes that I could find myself unable to drive my vehicle.
I have an E86B ECM, so as I understand it the only way to assign a VIN to my V3 is to load a tune package on there. I have a stock tune ready to go and I have the old tune from my tuner that I'm trying to work with. However there's a warning that pops up when I try to load the file from my tuner that has 4 restrictions:
1. Cannot be modified - (Fine I'm not trying to make the changes here)
2. Cannot be viewed - (Again I'm not trying to edit this file or copy it)
3. Restricted to controller with VIN: (My VIN)
4. Linked to remote AutoCal with License: (Assuming his license)
Now if I use my V3 Flashscan to load a stock tune, this should then allow me to go back and load the tuners tune because my V3 would have my VIN assigned to it...
Is that correct? Or am I misunderstanding something?
I am pretty new to doing tuning and just want to get a little sanity check from some experienced individuals out there before I go making changes that I could find myself unable to drive my vehicle.
I have an E86B ECM, so as I understand it the only way to assign a VIN to my V3 is to load a tune package on there. I have a stock tune ready to go and I have the old tune from my tuner that I'm trying to work with. However there's a warning that pops up when I try to load the file from my tuner that has 4 restrictions:
1. Cannot be modified - (Fine I'm not trying to make the changes here)
2. Cannot be viewed - (Again I'm not trying to edit this file or copy it)
3. Restricted to controller with VIN: (My VIN)
4. Linked to remote AutoCal with License: (Assuming his license)
Now if I use my V3 Flashscan to load a stock tune, this should then allow me to go back and load the tuners tune because my V3 would have my VIN assigned to it...
Is that correct? Or am I misunderstanding something?