ronemca
Well-Known Member
More good advice! The possibility of a corrupted tune did not occur to me, and therefore a Return To Stock should be step #1 for sure.I would have reloaded it to stock so everything is back to ground zero as in all settings. Then reload the tune I had problems with bama tune and I did that and everything was back to normal.
As an aside...
Your question about the sequence of loading/unloading/RTS with regard to tune files is something I have also wondered about. When your programmer needs updating, the utility always (and firmly) instructs you to RTS in case something goes awry with the updating. Presumably they wouldn't be so rigid about this unless they deemed it important. Okay. But if you have a non-stock file installed in your car -- and you want to install a different non-stock tune -- should you have to RTS first? then upload the new file? Or should you just jump straight over (without RTS on the way)? I have arbitrarily chosen to jump straight across when I do this. And your specific issue jives with that; you uploaded a non-stock tune...then you RE- uploaded the same non-stock tune again. In theory this should work fine, unless that tune file was corrupt inside the programmer...and/or there was some hiccup during the file transfer process in your driveway. It's hard to say. But - bottom line - RTS immediately and proceed from there.
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