Never heard of OCDiesel
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Never heard of OCDiesel
yes you can, if it's not working sending me an pm you can email me at marchosiasdiesel@gmail.com
Your controller is the CME, it needs to be configured for that.
https://service.efilive.com/kb/articles/configure-flashscan-and-autocal-for-bbx
Straight up who ever you got your tuning from has no clue what he is talking about and you should get your money back from him. He is a retard, he has absolutely zero clue and has no business being...
The bbx needs to be set up on the autocal, the tuner should have done that before sending or before trying to write the tune to the truck
If I was back home, just south of Calgary I would come help you out but I’m in Louisiana till end of next month
Do you have an AutoCal or FlashScan? Basically the tuner didn’t set up your device correctly and it doesn’t have the required files loaded on it.
it won't let me upload it, says exceeded forum limit for file size. message me your email and i can email it to you if you want it.
I have the revision before the one you are looking for, SOTF. I will share it here.
I have that cal somewhere, let me look, but like got boost said, can use a 2021 cal
opened up the 2009 file I got from an HP Tuners readout and it opens and sees its a NGC4 TCM but has no checksum correction available.
I know the Aisin can be written to can checksum corrections made but no mapping is provided. Curious if the same is true with 2007.5-2009 68RFE. Mapping I can deal with. Well aware of changing OS...
Ram Cummins section, talking about the 68RFE for the 2007.5-2009 model years
Not concerned about mapping, I can handle that fine. Just curious if it can write.
This possible yet?
I have SOTF for 2021 calibration, just like HP Tuners but works on EFILive.
Anyone know if byte skipping is possible in cax8 files? I know the regular cax for v7.5 they are not. Byte skipping is needed for the funky way Chrylser does the 2D maps on the 68RFE transmissions....
Entirely unrelated but I’ve figured out how to get the bootloader code from the ecm
big difference there
from the last revision (rev 9) of a 2018 calibration, less "labeled" than the 2012
undefined8 FUN_00222210(int param_1)
{
byte bVar1;
byte *pbVar2;
byte bVar3;
byte bVar4;
char...
Code from a 2012 calibration for the exhaust brake switch save
void FUN_0018fdc0(void)
{
undefined uVar1;
undefined1 *puVar2;
puVar2 = &DAT_60010590;
DAT_6000c774 = 0xfffa;
Only thing that brought me back here was a message I received asking if I have an SOTF file for a 2021
I haven’t really touched anything in the tuning world for almost the last year, just haven’t had the time for it unfortunately
Think might be something in code for exhaust brake memory, not sure. I looked at it before compared to a 2018 calibration and there was a little bit of difference in the code.