transwiz

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I have an extra stock pcm for my 2000 pontiac t/a ws6.The one in the car has a custom tune.(look at my signature). How difficult is it to have someone
transfer the tune into my stock pcm while keeping the tune in my original pcm.

If you do this can I substute one pcm to the other and have the car run normally. Will they be interchangable.

Ed Wright

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Nothing to it.

Cents

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Sorry to hijack the tread. But ed i sent u an email. And have a post on here explaining my problem. Seem like something u can fix?

Ed Wright

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Check your regular email. :-).
Replied this morning.

transwiz

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Do I find somebody with Hp tuners that knows how to do it or what?

Ed Wright

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I use OBD2 Tunercat for that, but Hptuners will do it, as well as EFI Live.

transwiz

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If I found someone to do it how much would I expect to pay for it?

MUSTANGBRKR02

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Depends on the person or shop. Will have to find someone who is willing to help.

transwiz

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I figured I would try to find out a price range so I don't get ripped off.

ScarabEpic22

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Depends, if they have to buy either credits (HPTuners) or a VIN license (EFILive), its going to cost you at a minimum $99/125 just to license it. If a shop does a lot of tunes, they have year/model or streams, going to be a lot cheaper. If they have streams/etc unlocked, Id say ~100. If not, ~$200? It really depends on the tuner, might be easier to find a buddy with EFILive/HPTuners and have them do it, pay for their credits and beer.

I dont know how TunerCats does licensing.

Ed Wright

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Tunercat: if you have the correct definition file for that operating system you can tune 10,000 vehicles without spending any more on licensing.

1slowbusa

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Transwiz where are you located?

transwiz

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I am in southern california. Reseda, Ca. (san fernando valley)