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crowbar_combat 01-31-2023 06:34 PM

ECU Permanently stuck with different CALID after ECUFlash tune?
 
I have a 2018 USDM manual BRZ, meaning it had the CALID N10C from the factory.

I flashed a WayneROM K00G tune using the appropriate definition and a Tactrix Openport, mistakenly assuming that I could easily flash it back to my original tune if I wanted to.

Unfortunately, it seems there isn't a working N10C definition available anywhere. The ROM and definition I found from this thread do not actually match and the tables are clearly horribly wrong in EcuFlash. Therefore, I can't restore my ECU back to an N10C CALID.

I would like to get my car professionally ECUTek tuned, and I'm concerned that my CALID not matching what it was from the factory is going to cause issues. Do I need to tell the tuner about this as soon as I purchase a tune? Is there a working N10C definition I just failed to find?

Thank you

makinen 01-31-2023 11:36 PM

No need to get an exact definition to write down an image.

AussieBRZ 01-31-2023 11:57 PM

Just make a flash only definition as per the thread below





https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62332




There is also a stock N10C romm attached in that post as well

crowbar_combat 02-01-2023 03:39 PM

Appreciate it guys, I will give the flash only definition a try.


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