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Hi guys need to advice please.

I got a SAFC in my car and i did a very silly thing. I just want to know the perofrmance difference between tuned SAFC and factory setting .(When i bought the car it already came with the SAFC with tuned setting)

So i press "initialize", then eveything should be back to normal/factroy setting right....then turning the ignition off & on again.

However, the TCS light and Slip light come on all the way when my car was ideling.

Then i enter the tuned data setting into the SAFC again. guess what happan? I was unable to start the car, it was started like 1 sec and then off. and the engine light was on all the way.

I wonder what's going on? Any idea guys?

Now I'm scare to drive out now as the TCS and slip light on all the way. I wonder how could the SAFC deal with the TCS?

By the way do you suspose to enter the data while the car is ideling?

cheers

steve

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did you enter in the 2 options in the ETC menu ? you might not need to.. but double check i guess..

Not quite understand what you mean by 2 options in the ETC menu bro?

Is anyone is here know how to uninstall the SAFC? Or if i bring to the car to garage and let them to do it how long it's going to take?

cheers

steve

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Ummm doesnt that mean you cleared the tune that was on there? and your now gonna have to get it retuned?

Now the SAFC setting is back to the factory setting. And i don't want to retuned it as i already got the tuned data on my car.

The problem is even i enter the tuned data into the SAFC, there still have problem..... the engine light will pop up.

And if i use the factory setting, the TCS light and Slip light will pop up.

So i really don't know what to do ay.

By the way how long it's going to take to uninstall the whole SAFC by the garage?

cheers

steve

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