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Originally Posted by euromodder
RICA also have a box (optional) that plugs into the OBD port.
You load the box with the appropriate mapping for the car, and it'll update the car's software.
That way you can update the car's mapping yourself, and it saves a trip to the Rica dealer when their software gets written over by a factory software update.
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Now that
Euro got me salivating again I went to
Rica's page and read about their
iSoftloader box. I wonder if it is a one-timer, ie you can flash your ECU only once, or if you can keep the software and re-flash as many times as you want. The latter might allow A-B-A testing, but I think a one-timer may be safer (unless there is some way to make sure only one ECU is flashed).
The price isn't that bad, but until I start driving more (and I'm doing my best not to!) there is no way I could justify the expense in our family's budget at the moment
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