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  1. 09-06-2010 #1
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    possibly read the vcm file incorrectly on the fisrt read then saved it. Now Problems

    Last night I was helping someone tune an automatic 2010 Camaro SS. I loaded up the newest Beta 2.23 and that got me in. Well I just made a few changes, to the engine torque management disabled the secondary O2 MILs and upped the rev limiter to 6500 rpms.

    I saved all my changes and reflashed. When I tried to start the car it started like shit and then appeared to be stuck in 3rd gear.

    Also when I looked back at the file I noticed that it didnt show any information for the automatic transmission. I'm starting to wonder if this thing misread the PCM the first time I read it or something. Then when I saved that misread file it just did me in.
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    Can I just compare his file to one for a stock Camaro and copy his files over?

    I emailed this to support already, but I am in a bit of a pinch right now and am hoping someone might see this.
    86 Mazda RX-7 LS1, T56, 100 shot, Daily Driver
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    Email the file you read from the pcm as well as a vcm suite infolog while connected to the vehicle in question to support at hptuners.com
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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