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I can do it on the bench too, so folk who are "stuck" with a map they do not want on their ECU anymore can post it to me for resetting. Just about anything can be done with these ECU's really. If you have a faulty ECU which has a map on it then I can generally take that map and put it on a...

Apologies for the very slow reply guys, I don't get on to the forum very often. I can clear any map you like without an unlock code. Generally I will upgrade the software while I am at it, then I (or anyone else) will be able to live tune the ECU as if it had never been flashed. Hope...

Not as such Marc - I have (I think!) each and every version of the factory Renault ECU software in full. That's to say the entire ECU contents, not just it's map. Putting the ECU in to boot mode means you can read & write it's actual firmware and overwrite the RStuner (or whatever else is...

Sadly there really is no way to prevent reading by those who know what they are doing. But as the current systems stand (RStuner, etc) it is not such a big job to clear the whole lot and return the ECU to factory original so that normal read / write can be done :)

Hi lads, I tackle this problem by restoring the ECU to factory software so that a custom map can then be created. I've had to do this a few times of late with owners having a fastchip map installed without owning the tool (or original files) to restore it themselves. With a fastchip map...

Maybe its my ageing mind but the injectors looked steeper in the flesh. It could be that the injector sockets are too long and are obscuring some of the spray pattern. There's a few possible causes. Its difficult to know without taking it apart and having a good old look. None of which will...

Hi Scott, 630cc were not the problem, more that we didn't need them to be so large. The steep angle and proximity to cylinder head in your case made it difficult to tune throttle transients. It needed a lot of tip-in enrich, a large but short burst to compensate for the port wetting. An OEM...

We'll get there korky, it'll be something silly. Logs show TPS signal to be irratic so suspecting a problem with throttle and/or its wiring currently. PS, it isn't a faulty map sensor. We tried 2 ECU's, and I tested both with a mityvac. It's as if there is some odd resonance at a certain...

I tried lots of brands in the drag car over the years, OEM held up the best. The new engine has ACL. They work fine in the high power Honda's. I think it has a lot to do with you're choice of oil. Harder bearings might be more acceptable with an oil that has a lot of Zinc in it like the Joe...

Thats the big difference :)

Yes you can grind one half of the big tooth away to make a normal 60-2 if you need to. Its a double tooth followed by a single missing tooth, so cutting away the latter part of the double tooth means you get 58 even size teeth and 2 missing.

Electrically it's still 60-2 - if the VR polarity is correct it'll scope, and so trigger like a 60-2. The double tooth helps to damp the transient spike you get from a normal 60-2. In other words it could work fine with the VAG. Angles are slightly different, and I guess you'd need to...

Dead right Paul, I won't be releasing with stock software. I had these conversations right at the beginning - far too many hours sunk in to this already ! Low boost only Chip, you're just asking too much of the ECU to deal with anymore. I think in the past guys have used the 225 MAP sensor...

I can send you some full reads if you want to look Faboka, but without decompiling there is not a lot to look at other than the 32kb portion which you can read already. The turbo maps I've driven before have been a bit iffy, odd idle behaviour, VVT jumping in and out at cruise because...

Re boot mode, I don't know the ins and outs sorry, I've not really looked. One of my tools just does it. I can, for example, take the whole software and map out of one ECU and put it in another. Handy if ever an ECU dies.