how to use ecm editor - - - - password??
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how to use ecm editor - - - - password??
If someone purchased a tdf file from tunercat why do you have to put in a password? can I enable different tables like target idle in open loop? If so is it very hard. Thanks
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mike89z:
If someone purchased a tdf file from tunercat why do you have to put in a password? can I enable different tables like target idle in open loop? If so is it very hard. Thanks
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If someone purchased a tdf file from tunercat why do you have to put in a password? can I enable different tables like target idle in open loop? If so is it very hard. Thanks
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You have to register the editor, by paying for it. Then buy the TDF file you need.
Then edite away.
You can edit most calibrations using freeware such as winbin. Or just using some software like HexWorkshop.
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I already have a registered copy of the tuner and I have purchased the 6E tdf file. The reason I say IF Grumpy, is because I just thought its weird that they let you use the editor for a 15 day trial period and not let you actually edit a file that you paid for.
I dont remember getting a password for my tdf file, only for the tuner.
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
I dont remember getting a password for my tdf file, only for the tuner.
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mike89z:
I already have a registered copy of the tuner and I have purchased the 6E tdf file. The reason I say IF Grumpy, is because I just thought its weird that they let you use the editor for a 15 day trial period and not let you actually edit a file that you paid for.
I dont remember getting a password for my tdf file, only for the tuner.
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I already have a registered copy of the tuner and I have purchased the 6E tdf file. The reason I say IF Grumpy, is because I just thought its weird that they let you use the editor for a 15 day trial period and not let you actually edit a file that you paid for.
I dont remember getting a password for my tdf file, only for the tuner.
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You did things in reverse of what most folks do.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mike89z:
If someone purchased a tdf file from tunercat why do you have to put in a password? can I enable different tables like target idle in open loop? If so is it very hard. Thanks
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If someone purchased a tdf file from tunercat why do you have to put in a password? can I enable different tables like target idle in open loop? If so is it very hard. Thanks
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thanks Kevin, it works now!!
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
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355 10:1 , AFR 190 heads, LT4 HOT cam w/ 1.6 roller rockers, complete Superram intake, 58mm BBK TB, 24# injectors, screens out of MAF, MAT relocated, March underdrive pulleys, Streetdampner, Crane HI-6 ignition, 160 thermostat, K&Ns, TES headers(Jet hot coated), Mufflex 4' cat back, B&M shift Kit, 2500 converter, and 3.27s.
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