AFTER S/C INSTALL Q
#7
Originally Posted by 1_kLEan_tC
...Also, let the dealer install it. trust me something goes wrong later and wont be sorry!
#8
DO NOT DRIVE IT WITHOUT THE REFLASH. Sorry for the bold letters but you will risk damaging your car and that will not be covered under warranty. Either take out the ECU and have it reflashed or mail me the ECU and I'll do it for you. I've had plenty of upset people because they even just started their car and didn't even drive it and their motors went bad. Its not a risk that I would take.
#9
Originally Posted by trdsparks
DO NOT DRIVE IT WITHOUT THE REFLASH. Sorry for the bold letters but you will risk damaging your car and that will not be covered under warranty. Either take out the ECU and have it reflashed or mail me the ECU and I'll do it for you. I've had plenty of upset people because they even just started their car and didn't even drive it and their motors went bad. Its not a risk that I would take.
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I just had my s/c installed by a local dealer, They did'nt have the software to do the reflash. They borrowed it from another dealer, cause they did'nt want to spend $500.oo for it. I would go and talk to someone first about it. They would not even start my car without reflashing first.
#15
Originally Posted by hookedonlucy
i have another question. sorry
when you swap out stock bpv for a hybrid like GFB or turbosmart, is installation easy? or would i have to cut, clamp, block, weld, etc?
when you swap out stock bpv for a hybrid like GFB or turbosmart, is installation easy? or would i have to cut, clamp, block, weld, etc?
#18
actually, i thought the same thing. the pan was easy as pie. seriously. everything else proved more challenging, mainly because the instructions are sometimes vague and the pictures are useless... in general its a pretty easy installation if you arent afraid to just keep pushin through it. the only thing i didnt understand was drilling bigger holes for the fuse box. it says to drill bigger holes, and then move the fuse box. nothing about having it secured down any new way, so i never drilled the holes.
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