HP Tuners was just delivered
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Removed torque management, fixed the shift points with the stall, set the fan temps, and learned my way around the controls tonight. Also scanned for KR and didn't find any, which I was happy about! Going to start VE tuning tomorrow, this is going to be fun.
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Originally Posted by Blacker
Addicting....................it sure is. I mess with HPT everyday.
It sure is; there is so much to do and learn. Now if my LC-1 will get here sometime soon
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Well, I disabled the MAF today and reset the LTFT's then started to drive some. Unfortunately my 1998 A4 PCM seems to be bumping the trans. line pressures up to max at all TPS percentages. I found a thread on the HPT forum about it, hopefully Chris can fix my .bin so this doesn't happen. I guess it was only a problem from 1998 - 2000?
The VE tuning is postponed until I can find some more information on this, I don't like the idea of commuting/logging with such harsh shifts for hundreds of miles at a time.
The VE tuning is postponed until I can find some more information on this, I don't like the idea of commuting/logging with such harsh shifts for hundreds of miles at a time.