Hi,
Nooby!!
I see you are able reset the EGR value via the PCM, do I need a modified ELM327 adapter for this procedure?
Thanks
EGR value reset procedure
Re: EGR value reset procedure
No. PCM is always on HS-CAN, so you don't need to modify it for MS-CAN support in order to reset EGR.
Re: EGR value reset procedure
You say the new version of FORScan (2.2) will support reflashing ECU module with ELM327 device in some cases.FORScan wrote:No. PCM is always on HS-CAN, so you don't need to modify it for MS-CAN support in order to reset EGR.
http://forscan.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=408
Will we have the ability to view the ECU contents with FORScan and then disable the EGR from throwing an error code - when an EGR blanking plate has been fitted in manifold?
The blanking plate turns on the MIL and brings up error code PO401 DTC (insufficient EGR flow) on a lot of vehicles.
If EGR cooler needs replacing sometimes you can not buy the parts so a blank is required.
The ability to turn this off without a costly remap from a tuning company would be great.
I hope you understand my question. Thanks FORScan team.
Re: EGR value reset procedure
There is no intent to use FORScan for a "chip tuning". It is expected that reflashing will work in the following way:avkdm wrote: The ability to turn this off without a costly remap from a tuning company would be great.
I hope you understand my question. Thanks FORScan team.
1. User provides a calibration file (firmware)
2. FORScan downloads it to vehicle.
Loading current firmware should be aslo implemented, where possible. However, FORScan will not do any modification of the firmware. Theoretically user can upload the firmware from module to PC, modify it and download back. But practically it requires special knowledges and/or special tools.
Re: EGR value reset procedure
Any idea when this will be implemented? I would like to view my ECU file and edit maps such as the torque limit and start of injection for calibration of larger injectorsFORScan wrote:There is no intent to use FORScan for a "chip tuning". It is expected that reflashing will work in the following way:avkdm wrote: The ability to turn this off without a costly remap from a tuning company would be great.
I hope you understand my question. Thanks FORScan team.
1. User provides a calibration file (firmware)
2. FORScan downloads it to vehicle.
Loading current firmware should be aslo implemented, where possible. However, FORScan will not do any modification of the firmware. Theoretically user can upload the firmware from module to PC, modify it and download back. But practically it requires special knowledges and/or special tools.

