Training Videos: How to tune an Evo with EcuFlash
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Ive had to watch the videos over and over again but finally starting to understand since i'm not that good with computers but a good mechanic. Ido all my own work to my car and want to start tunning. THANKS helped alot. BTW recompile i have evoscan and ecuflash but i cant reed the rom file my tunner flashed in my ecu. Any ideas would help thanks, again i'm not that computer savy.
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Just started recording these for the hell of it. They aren't polished, they are just unscripted, off the cuff brain dumps.
If there's a significant interest in them, I'll re-record them and put in some nice PowerPoint slides and try to polish them up a bit.
Feel free to correct any mistakes or oversights too, I'm sure I screwed some things up. Off the top of my head, I know I shouldn't have referred to "Load" as "Airflow", but hey, nobody's perfect the first time
They are too big for YouTube
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Part 2 (right click, Save As)
Part 3 (right click, Save As)
Part 4 (right click, Save As)
Part 5 (right click, Save As)
Part 6 (right click, Save As)
If there's a significant interest in them, I'll re-record them and put in some nice PowerPoint slides and try to polish them up a bit.
Feel free to correct any mistakes or oversights too, I'm sure I screwed some things up. Off the top of my head, I know I shouldn't have referred to "Load" as "Airflow", but hey, nobody's perfect the first time
They are too big for YouTube
Part 1 (right click, Save As)
Part 2 (right click, Save As)
Part 3 (right click, Save As)
Part 4 (right click, Save As)
Part 5 (right click, Save As)
Part 6 (right click, Save As)
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Recompile -- thanks so much for posting these videos. Most definitely a help in the tuning world for new people. This may or may not be related to your post here but I noticed in your videos that you were using Windows 7. Is that the same computer you are using to tune your car? I am having great difficulty getting Windows 7 to recognize the Tactrix cable. Any suggestions?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...ndows-7-a.html
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Yes, I'm using Windows 7 x64
I haven't had any problems with the Tactrix cable, EcuFlash, or EvoScan. If you're having trouble, I would recommend uninstalling EcuFlash, downloading the latest version to the desktop, then right click and "Run As Administrator".
I haven't had any problems with the Tactrix cable, EcuFlash, or EvoScan. If you're having trouble, I would recommend uninstalling EcuFlash, downloading the latest version to the desktop, then right click and "Run As Administrator".
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I will give that a shot -- it's odd. I have problems with Windows 7 and my USB ports for some other applications too. Not sure what the problem is but after watching your videos i'm really eager to get back out there and try tuning again! I'd hate to have to load XP again... ugh.
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Recompile's method ensures you get the latest drivers. However, sometimes a tuner will want to stick with the same version ECUflash.
When I was at English getting my GSC S1 cams installed, Aaron told me he was having trouble with his computer recognizing a tatrix cable. He uses an older
version of ECUflash. Since he wasn't using the latest version, he didn't have the latest drivers. The tatrix EVOX cable would not install properly. I uninstalled his cable via device manager and installed the latest drivers available from OpenECU.org
They are located here http://openecu.org/downloads/op20pt3...502598_win.exe
Note: You don't need to download these if you are running the latest version of ECU Flash.
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Thanks again to Recompile for the training videos. They are awesome
Recompile's method ensures you get the latest drivers. However, sometimes a tuner will want to stick with the same version ECUflash.
When I was at English getting my GSC S1 cams installed, Aaron told me he was having trouble with his computer recognizing a tatrix cable. He uses an older
version of ECUflash. Since he wasn't using the latest version, he didn't have the latest drivers. The tatrix EVOX cable would not install properly. I uninstalled his cable via device manager and installed the latest drivers available from OpenECU.org
They are located here http://openecu.org/downloads/op20pt3...502598_win.exe
Note: You don't need to download these if you are running the latest version of ECU Flash.
Recompile's method ensures you get the latest drivers. However, sometimes a tuner will want to stick with the same version ECUflash.
When I was at English getting my GSC S1 cams installed, Aaron told me he was having trouble with his computer recognizing a tatrix cable. He uses an older
version of ECUflash. Since he wasn't using the latest version, he didn't have the latest drivers. The tatrix EVOX cable would not install properly. I uninstalled his cable via device manager and installed the latest drivers available from OpenECU.org
They are located here http://openecu.org/downloads/op20pt3...502598_win.exe
Note: You don't need to download these if you are running the latest version of ECU Flash.
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I definitely won't add any more power to this setup. My plan is to build in more strength when I add the FP-Red this winter.
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Well the drivers solved my problem with ecu flash and evoscan -- now just need to get my serial to usb cable to work for the lc1. heh. Thanks again for the help Tahoe!
That's good to hear you haven't needed head studs -- my current map after adding cams is extremely rich and low on the boost end (max 21 lbs). I was considering bring it up a bit since I do have 93 octane. Back to watching the videos again
That's good to hear you haven't needed head studs -- my current map after adding cams is extremely rich and low on the boost end (max 21 lbs). I was considering bring it up a bit since I do have 93 octane. Back to watching the videos again