Anyone use tunerpro?

How do i get bin from ECM?

Is there a how to or tutorial anywhere?

 

To clarify - I swapped in 94 pcm.

Can anyone answer my questions, I can use some help here?

 

I doubt it. No one I know uses Tunerpro. I tested it once and found it to be very lacking in comparison with Tunercat.

 

I asked about tunerpro, I did not ask if it works with my car or mention what car I was working on.


........the question is about tunerpro software.

 

The questions I asked are not vehicle specific ...... I asked a question about a tool used, not a car part.

 

Maybe it's just me , But when you come on here being abrasive like this no one is every going to help you ! Just my 2 cents.

 

Let's not go there..... it's been a problem, and he can't believe he did anything wrong. I've deleted as much as I possibly can, but I guess it still comes across as demanding and abrasive.

 

It's just a big misunderstanding. I did not realize I came across with an attitude.

I apologize for not being detailed enough with my questions and sounding abrasive.

 

FWIW: Personally, I do not think that you have an attitude. Anyway, I use both TunerPro and TunerCat. However, to get the process started (programming Eproms) you need to down load a bin file from the Eprom chip. I do this with hardware and software called the "Pocket Programmer". I have used the download feature maybe twice in the past, but have re-programmed Eprom chips about a thousand times with the Pocket Programmer. I have never used TunerPro or Tunercat to read or program Eprom, I use those two programs only for editing the bin file once I have a bin file. Do I search for 1994 bin files, maybe you can simply copy one from the internet. There use to be a library of bin files, but I think that its gone now.

 

Ref Post # 2 . The '94 uses a flash memory style PCM (no chips). To get a .bin file from the PCM you can use TunerCat "Tuner " program to read and save yours. To get a .bin from somewhere else you have to post and ask for one. here is a site I use http://www.monodax.com/forums/tunercat-file-request/ But beware you will sometimes get people sending you incorrect files and should verify prior to loading into your PCM. I have a '94 A4, 2.73 rear stock tune that I know is good if you can use it... To run the TunerCat s/w (read, edit and load the .bin) you can download the Tuner program for free for 30 days, but you will need to download a 'definition file' for your PCM ($EE if it's a '94 F-body) at a cost of $19.95. Here's a good place to start reading about tuning http://www.lt1pcmtuning.com/tips/