i wont to know how i will do my 1st tuning

[hassan]

please i was order the V2 tuning but i dont know aht should i do can any one help me in that and till me what can i don to learn and can ues it will

[Raven]

welcome on board hassan, where are you from?

[hassan]

thanks RAVEN
I'm from kuwait and you ??

[Raven]

I'm from Kuwait too.

[hassan]

What !!!! nice to meet to from where you are and are you living in kuwait know or what ???

[SSpdDmon]

Please help. I was going to order the V2 tuning software, but I dont know what I should do. Can anyone help me understand what I can do to learn the program so I can use it well?

Hopefully, you won't be offended if I try and clean this up a little.

The way most of us learned to use the software was by reading as much as we can both here and over at www.ls1tech.com/forums (http://www.ls1tech.com/forums). There are tutorials that come with the software, permanent threads (stickies) in the forums with a lot of information, and lots of people who will help you in the process. Your time is the biggest investment needed. Money only gets you started. :)

[joecar]

Hassan,


Do this:
- Read the user manual PDF's for the Scan Tool and Tune Tool.
- Use the EFILive Scan Tool to log parameters, get comfortable with how your vehicle runs, try various parameters, create maps;
- Use the EFILive Tune Tool to read the flash from the PCM, and look at the various tables, correlate these with the Scan Tool logs;
- Read the sticky posts in the tuning/PCM section on www.ls1tech.com (http://www.ls1tech.com), as Jeff said;
- Read the Auto VE tutorial PDF, found here: http://download.efilive.com/tutorials/PDF/AutoVE%20Tuning%20Tutorial.pdf
- Read other tutorials, found here: http://www.efilive.com/download.aspx#downloads6
- Get a GM service manaul for your car, and read the various descriptions in the engine managment sections (PCM, sensors, fuel trims, fuel delivery, idle control, etc...).

[Raven]

Hopefully, you won't be offended if I try and clean this up a little.

The way most of us learned to use the software was by reading as much as we can both here and over at www.ls1tech.com/forums (http://www.ls1tech.com/forums). There are tutorials that come with the software, permanent threads (stickies) in the forums with a lot of information, and lots of people who will help you in the process. Your time is the biggest investment needed. Money only gets you started. :)

you're absolutely right,
the information presented on this forum is more than enough to get anyone started, providing they can read and understand english.

[joecar]

Raven,

Welcome to the forum also. :cheers:

[Raven]

Raven,

Welcome to the forum also. :cheers:

thank you, it's good to be here :)
I've been reading for quite sometime and I did tune my car,
and your contribution to the forum is of a great importance. keep up the good work.

[Raven]

What !!!! nice to meet to from where you are and are you living in kuwait know or what ???

yes I'm from kuwait and I do live in Kuwait.

your english is not helping you read and understand the tutorials?