Nitroturtle
Senior Member
- First Name
- Mike
- Joined
- Feb 3, 2019
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- Location
- WV
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 PMM CTR, 2006 S2000, 2010 Element EX AWD
What a pain this is to deal with. Really wish there was an easier way to reset it versus driving the car around on the street. I've been trying to dyno my car this week and having a hell of a time with it. First attempt, we dropped it on the rollers and ran for about 3 seconds to get the car positioned before doing the procedure (yeah I know, our fault) and it threw it into safe mode. Second attempt, everything looked good and as we started the first pull it went into safe mode again. Turns out, you can't have the ebrake set, even with the flashing VSA off button, or it'll still get pissed off. Third attempt we released the ebrake after doing the pedal dance and it seemed fine. Did a few pulls and all was good. Numbers were looking a little off, so I hooked up a laptop to do some realtime logging with Flashpro. The Flashpro had been connected to the ODB2 port the entire time, but the moment I plugged the laptop into it, the car once again went into safe mode. The car was never shut off, and the VSA off button was blinking and we had already successfully done a few pulls. So it seems like just the act of plugging in the Flashpro to the laptop was enough to trigger it.
Has anyone figured out an easier way to reset this without pulling it off the dyno and driving around on the streets? Has anyone else had the issues I described above, with the ebrake or plugging in a laptop? Any other tips or tricks to avoid this issue?
Has anyone figured out an easier way to reset this without pulling it off the dyno and driving around on the streets? Has anyone else had the issues I described above, with the ebrake or plugging in a laptop? Any other tips or tricks to avoid this issue?
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