19typer
Senior Member
- First Name
- Kevin
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2019
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- Location
- NY
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Civic Type R
- Thread starter
- #31
If the vehicle is not normal after an upload then don't drive it. Switch it off, unplug the FlashPro from both the vehicle and laptop, switch off the ignition, check the software is up to date then upload again. Don't try to track down errors or do throttle learning or anything like that. And it's not the battery voltage.
If it still does it afterwards then use 'Send Feedback' which will give me the details of the ECU part number, the calibration ID and the last upload log. I'll probably also need the calibration which you can send as part of the feedback process. Datalogs are not useful but sending feedback with the ignition on will give me the error codes.
And unless you are running ethanol, return the ECU to stock if you need to drive it. Don't drive a vehicle when something is obviously wrong.
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I hope I didn’t do any damage now.
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