anyone have a bone stock hptuners ls6 V file?
#1
anyone have a bone stock hptuners ls6 V file?
I had an issue with my ecu not coming up ready so i wanted to try a stock file in the car and see if it will scan properly.
I checked the hptuners site but i wasnt sure if those were actually stock, aside form just saying there were stock.
I checked the hptuners site but i wasnt sure if those were actually stock, aside form just saying there were stock.
#4
no i dont have stock tune but my tune was made with maf turned off and im always getting a po103 maf to high, but no check engine light and 02s are not ready so far put 187 miles on the car, trying to see what might be causing this, how about you how much miles have you put on are you having any other issues?
#7
no i dont have stock tune but my tune was made with maf turned off and im always getting a po103 maf to high, but no check engine light and 02s are not ready so far put 187 miles on the car, trying to see what might be causing this, how about you how much miles have you put on are you having any other issues?
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#10
Nope, that code HAS to be set or the pcm will not fall into speed density. Usually you just tell the computer not to show the check engine light. It sets that code because you (or your tuner) set the maf fail to 0hz and since the maf is still hooked up anything over 0hz sets the code. I've been running open loop SD for several thousand miles now and my O2s are never ready as well since I'm not using them.
Speed density tunes to not use the maf at all. GM uses a mixture of speed density and maf stock, but to run speed density you are telling the computer to ignore the maf.
It sounds to me like your car is performing exactly like an SD tune should. There is probably another reason for the ecu not ready. You sure you have the car in the on position when trying to hook up HP Tuners? Who tuned the car and with what software?
Speed density tunes to not use the maf at all. GM uses a mixture of speed density and maf stock, but to run speed density you are telling the computer to ignore the maf.
It sounds to me like your car is performing exactly like an SD tune should. There is probably another reason for the ecu not ready. You sure you have the car in the on position when trying to hook up HP Tuners? Who tuned the car and with what software?
#13
mine was getting my car inspected, but i think i did something while waiting inline using hptuners. i went back today and my car passed.
But i still want to get my hands on a completely stock ls6 file if possible.
But i still want to get my hands on a completely stock ls6 file if possible.
#14
Inspection stations arent allowed to pass a car until the ecu has completed all of its tests after clearing a code or flashing up a new tune. That can take several days and several heat cycles. That is probably the reason for the "not ready" issue.
I wish I could help you on the completely stock file. When I hooked up my HP Tuners for the first time, I found out mine was not only far from stock but fubar as well so HP Tuners couldnt do anything with it. I started with a buddy's "stock" file that already had some adjustments in it.
I wish I could help you on the completely stock file. When I hooked up my HP Tuners for the first time, I found out mine was not only far from stock but fubar as well so HP Tuners couldnt do anything with it. I started with a buddy's "stock" file that already had some adjustments in it.