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im confused, and i think you are as well.

the PFC will have an existing tune on it which you can erase by the hand controller or by datalogit

ETC, DATA INIT, YES, Reboot Car, Default maps are now loaded

or

plug in datalogit, Read All, Save the file to your PC in case you need it and then Menu, Initialise, reboot car, default maps now loaded

either of these will get the car working and drivable to a tuner

remember if you data init / initialise (either way) to perform self idle adjustment before driving the car (covered in the PFC FAQ)

also be sure to note if car has aftermarket AFMs, map sensors or injectors to note down their settings before DATA INIT / Initialise

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hijacking it up but has any ever had any trouble copying datalogit map and log files. i've been using a vista laptop and the only way i can open the files outside datalogit is to use the datalogit open screen and create a shortcut on the desktop, cant copy them like this tho. using windows explorer the files simply arent there. have checked and they're not hidden. any gay protection setting in datalogit?

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