EcuTek help

youbgy216 · 03-23-2017, 11:06 AM

umm a tuner over here in England. And no the features weren't explained at the time, we were just told after the car had been pulled off the dyno and after the initial test-drive that many other things can be later programmed into this system regarding adding additional parts such as a new intake or adjustments to various other maps.

Its just that from what I've read on forums and other web pages i thought the features would have already been mapped into the software. Where would you say i stand in contacting the tuner and questioning why these features haven't been added into my map? Would I have to pay for more dyno time or should i just have to take the car back and have the map updated so the features can be activated?

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03-23-2017, 11:06 AM	#3 (permalink)
youbgy216 Base Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: England Posts: 6 Drives: 2014 370z NISMO Rep Power: 9	umm a tuner over here in England. And no the features weren't explained at the time, we were just told after the car had been pulled off the dyno and after the initial test-drive that many other things can be later programmed into this system regarding adding additional parts such as a new intake or adjustments to various other maps. Its just that from what I've read on forums and other web pages i thought the features would have already been mapped into the software. Where would you say i stand in contacting the tuner and questioning why these features haven't been added into my map? Would I have to pay for more dyno time or should i just have to take the car back and have the map updated so the features can be activated?