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RYanR31

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If you purchased it NEW, then all settings will be zero and your car should run as it was before..

you just need to make a few selections, like number of cylinders and type of AFM.

then drive it to the tuner..

if you purchased it second hand, the last cars settings will be on it..

once installed, go through the menu's and choose initialize to clear all setting's then do as above for cylinders and AFM

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It's a been a while :S

 

You won't be using karman or pressure...

 

You'll be using HW sensor no. 4...

i select HOTWIRE and it goes to in:01 out:01 then i press next and it goes to sensor cal. which has 01 01 or something..where do i get the NO.4 thing your talkin about..

i installed it and now it runs like a bag of shit..on boost it hesitates, doesnt pull anywhere near as hard and has flat spots. idle and normal driving isnt as bad. what could it be? ive tried 0ing out everything so yea... can someone enlighten me how i can run normal shit..

i cant download the instructions because my computer wont let me view PDF files...so any info would help cheers.

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i select HOTWIRE and it goes to in:01 out:01 then i press next and it goes to sensor cal. which has 01 01 or something..where do i get the NO.4 thing your talkin about..

i installed it and now it runs like a bag of shit..on boost it hesitates, doesnt pull anywhere near as hard and has flat spots. idle and normal driving isnt as bad. what could it be? ive tried 0ing out everything so yea... can someone enlighten me how i can run normal shit..

i cant download the instructions because my computer wont let me view PDF files...so any info would help cheers.

What is your email address and I will email you a manual?

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RYanR31

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ok i sorted the instructions out but what i wanna know is i got a SAFC 1 and its got a knock sensor wire and another blue wire in the loom, the knock one is wired up but couldnt find anything about the blue one...the safc 1 doesnt have any function on the knock readings so why does it have the knock sensor wire?

also, that decelerating function. how do i set that up? if i just fiddle around with that function that shouldnt **** up anything should it...

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