Turbo back to stock
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Originally Posted by 03_BB_S2K,Jun 17 2010, 12:14 PM
All i can say is that a car never goes back to how it should be when a turbo set up is removed unless it's extremely well retuned. Good luck
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You'll need to run the car using the AEM with a base map to the dealer, or get it towed. Plug in the new ECU at the dealer and go from there.
The ECU will need to be on the car for them to program it. It's generally an hour charge of labor which runs about 65-80 bucks.
The ECU will need to be on the car for them to program it. It's generally an hour charge of labor which runs about 65-80 bucks.
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Originally Posted by jongp3,Jun 17 2010, 01:19 PM
You'll need to run the car using the AEM with a base map to the dealer, or get it towed. Plug in the new ECU at the dealer and go from there.
The ECU will need to be on the car for them to program it. It's generally an hour charge of labor which runs about 65-80 bucks.
The ECU will need to be on the car for them to program it. It's generally an hour charge of labor which runs about 65-80 bucks.
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