#LS ECU TUNE NC PRO#

See this wiki page for more information about upgrading to a supported operating system. PCM Hammer will show you the PCM's 'operating system ID,' and you can often find a corresponding XDF file in one of these repositories:Įvery PCM operating system requires a unique XDF file - do not use an XDF file that was created for a different operating system! If there is no XDF for your PCM's operating system, you will need to switch operating systems.

#LS ECU TUNE NC PRO#

You'll need an XDF file that tells Tuner Pro where to find the parameters and tables in your PCM's operating system. You'll need a copy of Tuner Pro, so that you can edit the tune. Or click the 'Supported Devices' link in the sidebar. Click here for a list of supported devices. You'll need an OBD2 interface that supports J1850 VPW communications (J1850 VPW is the OBD2 variant used by the PCMs that the app supports). zip file.Įxtract the contents of the zip file, and run PcmHammer.exe or PcmLogger.exe. The most recent release will be at the top of that page.Ĭlick 'Assets' (below the description of the release) and download the. You will need a computer that runs Windows. However, it is also useful if you simply want to replace your PCM with a new one that already has the operating system that you need - you'll want to read the entire contents of the flash chip from the old PCM, and overwrite the entire flash chip in the new PCM. It is primarily intended for people who want to tune their cars.

This software was developed and tested by volunteers and hobbyists, so be careful with it. It's free software that will allow you to read and/or modify the flash memory of the General Motors P01 and P59 Powertrain Control Modules (PCMs) which were used in various GM vehicles from 1999 through 2007 using the LS-series V8, or 4.3L V6.

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