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Originally Posted by pgfpro
racprops have you ever consider buying a OBDII car that you can tune yourself with full access to the internal software program.
This way you could see for yourself that the OBDII is or is not the root of the problem for a major increase in FE.???
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Just when I was sure I was NOT coming back...
Well I do not have money for another car...if I did I would not be tiring to start a new company...
AND there is no such a car as far as I know of...but I am curious as to what car your talking about.
My experience with OBDII is they are locked up tighter than Fort Knox.
OR did you mean a OBDI system and if so I already have a EPROM Emulator and a laptop and software for that.
Problem is 80% of cars are now OBDII cars, so as a business learning how to do OBDI is a waste of time.
And it looks like to tune OBDII PCMs is kind of like service the early modular TVs' ever model year it took a whole service kit running around $500.00 per...
The devices to get into OBDII PCMs look like they run the same deal around $350.00 per make and model and then $125.00 for the license again per each car and I have not got the price for the software and all the learning/training time getting into it.
I was hoping to find guys already set up and doing them.
Rich