Using the Xcal2 plug it into your cars OBD Port.
Go to Diagnostics
Then Read ECU Memory
Once that is completed plug your Xcal2 into the computer and open the tool.
Choose a directory for the image to be saved in then click the Get STK File button. The file will be labeled "xxxxxxxxxx.STK" where the "x" is your PCM Internal CAL ID, not necessarily what the sticker on the outside says... Email that to jsachnet@gmail.com and please include your cars year and whether it is a staged or stock pcm. If the pcm is not originally from the car it is in please provide the info from the car it came from.
If you see yours already on the list you can still email it to me. It will help ensure that the images match across the same CAL ID.
Sign me up... I have been DYING to crack this thing, I've taken a few stabs at it, made some progress, but I just can't seem to produce any significant results.
The more images the better. End goal is to try and get our car supported in the OpenECU project. I am sick and tired of SCT/DSP especially when there are open source tools available.
The more images the better. End goal is to try and get our car supported in the OpenECU project. I am sick and tired of SCT/DSP especially when there are open source tools available.
The end result would be the ability to use open source (free) tools to tune our pcm. This would be a great alternative to paying companies such as Diablo and SCT tons of money when we could just buy the flashing cable (~$200) and use a free software package to modify parameters and flash with.
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