WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?
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WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?
WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?, GOT A 2002 Z M6 AND I HAVE ACCES WITH THE TECH 2? WAT KINDAH STUFF CAN I ADJUST? TUNNING? THAnks IN ADVANCED.
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Re: WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?
I'm pretty sure the Tech 2 is designed to work with bone stock cars, meaning that it might not be that helpful for tuning modified cars. It would be useful, though, for scanning the various computer modules that our usual scan tools don't access.
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Re: WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?
Tech II, which is what the dealers use, is a very sophisticated and user-friendly scan tool. You can log a ton of different things, clear codes, etc.
You cannot permanently change the tune of a car, but you can (while it's plugged in) use the Tech II to shift the car, change the idle, and do other things like that. But it's not permanent.
You cannot permanently change the tune of a car, but you can (while it's plugged in) use the Tech II to shift the car, change the idle, and do other things like that. But it's not permanent.
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Re: WAT KINDA THINGS CAN I DO WIT GM'S TECH 2?
Tech II, which is what the dealers use, is a very sophisticated and user-friendly scan tool. You can log a ton of different things, clear codes, etc.
You cannot permanently change the tune of a car, but you can (while it's plugged in) use the Tech II to shift the car, change the idle, and do other things like that. But it's not permanent.
You cannot permanently change the tune of a car, but you can (while it's plugged in) use the Tech II to shift the car, change the idle, and do other things like that. But it's not permanent.