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I also found something possibly more interesting while looking at the xmls.... "6MC9ECEB#490_S55_CSL_US_DKG_245" I'm guessing this has already been pointed out by someone. |
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Another question-->Why doesn't the euro non-ZCP swfl need an FSC code? |
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Because CP is a paying option, while the base ECE or US engine is included in the base price
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04-25-2017, 05:45 PM | #273 |
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The euro non-ZCP flash does not require an FSC, only ZCP (and, I'd assume, GTS) flashes do.
That said, there's no real benefit that comes to mind with running the Euro DME file--it's not as if it has a greater power output. That said, the throttle mapping in Comfort mode is noticeably less anemic (likely to maximize EPA testing in the US for MPG rating), and also may be optimized for the lack of the charcoal filter liner and (negligibly-greater?) airflow resultant from its absence. |
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So there appears to be two different methods for me choose from when flashing the euro swfl.
Method A: edit the TAL xml as needed (i.e. to "make better grades") Method B: FA edit from 8M93 to 8M91 and only select DME2 before executing the TAL Do I understand this correctly? |
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I haven't used method B, but whats key is that the TAL file contain the swfl that you want to flash with. |
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Method B went well. A handful of error codes popped up after the flash, but they all cleared in Rheingold.
One oddity appears now: my production date changed from October to July and I can't VSC code it back without getting an FAF2P error message when calculating FP.... Seems ineffectual but it would be nice to correct still. Last edited by Celestion; 04-28-2017 at 11:33 PM.. |
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Yep I wrote the modified FA. I backed up the original one of course but that still has the wrong production and build dates strangely. I think I need to update FAF2PF library and that will fix it. Don't know where to get that file though.
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Celestion it seems you saved your modified FA, so your typschlüssel and zeitkriterium are wrong ? If you know you modified only those two, its best that you have your original FA written to your car, as it may cause your dealer issues when you bring it in and if they ever perform an Istep update.
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My theory is that my FAF2PF library is out of date, which caused my original zeitkriterium to be read incorrectly, and which is now preventing me from calculating FP using the correct zeitkriterium. |
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Celestion , Rheingold->Construction/Production/Manufacture date is not Esys->Fa->Zeitkriterium, two different dates ! (mine, 06/2015 vs 0315). Zeitkriterium is NOT your production date, it is I think a production timeline, and seems to be one of [03, 07, 11]YY
But key thing, when you revert your FA changes is that you are able to calculateFP successfully. Last edited by aboulfad; 04-29-2017 at 11:06 AM.. |
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A modified FA stored in VCM (on the car) is a common mistake for enthusiasts, and (surprisingly) somewhat common among shops who sell coding services.
IMO it's a wholly unnecessary (many-fold) increase in risk, since a dealership will be scratching their head as soon as they do a key read, a vehicle scan in ISTA, etc. |
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in E-Sys: Options => Settings => Options Tab, then ensure the "Update VCM after TAL execution" is un-checked if working with a modified FA (e.g. GFHB, changing to Euro DME, etc.).
Should you carry out update flashes with the option set like this, you'd have to write the I-STEPs manually after updating the car (via Expert => VCM). |
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04-29-2017, 05:27 PM | #284 | |
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I flashed back my original FA and the production date in Rheingold is still incorrect. I know the flash worked because all of my old iDrive configurations came back. BTW: The euro tune felt worse than the North America tune until I removed the charcoal filters (they are labeled "do not remove" lol). After removing those filters the engine response improved, and the improvement was more than I was anticipating. This tune is worth the effort for sure. |
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Glad to hear it worked out for you Celestion . Do remember though that there's an assessment period to build up a basis for adaptations when changing a map, or upgrading the DME firmware, so while your charcoal liner delete certainly makes sense, it may not be the only thing that was holding you back. Who knows, after another hundred miles or so, you might feel it even more.
Do you notice any differences in the throttle response in Comfort mode in particular? Also, technically, an FA is written, not flashed. The VCM afaik is not a component that can be flashed (through generally available tools, anyway). |
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