That answer would actually be, "we haven't figured it out yet."the tune companies said no to me when i axed them that
Get the ROM disassembly to me. I'll find it.Seems like the dealers can do it. [manual regens] So maybe... someone will figure it out.
can`t with my tune . keep meaning to see if I can do it at work with latest snap on equip. car working so good I just drive it.I am wondering if any of the tunes out there have a way to manually regen. Or if any of the tune-makers have software that will allow this. I would like to have the ability to do this. I have learned what to watch for and pretty much how to prevent, but was just wondering in case it would ever be needed.
If you've got enough rom and ram space all you do is hook a subroutine to go to your custom regen subroutine then back to the oem routine.I heard that you have to be hooked up to the GM Cloud to do it, but there's got to be a way to trick it.
Let me know if you put something like this togetherIf you've got enough rom and ram space all you do is hook a subroutine to go to your custom regen subroutine then back to the oem routine.
It's a terribly simple concept.
You could easily set it up to do it through a simple button switch or pedal combo. (I've done it)
Some tuning company want to share their work with me I'll pay you back with this work gratis. I can show what I did for the Subaru community as proof of concept.
We'll be happy to find a way to be able to manually regen our cruzesIf you've got enough rom and ram space all you do is hook a subroutine to go to your custom regen subroutine then back to the oem routine.
It's a terribly simple concept.
You could easily set it up to do it through a simple button switch or pedal combo. (I've done it)
Some tuning company want to share their work with me I'll pay you back with this work gratis. I can show what I did for the Subaru community as proof of concept.
I'd pay if you could produce a working, proven product. Otherwise it's just talk.The fact they haven't shows they don't have much r&d time invested.
I reverse engineered quite a bit of an ECM as a hobby in very little time. If I was being paid for it I could figure it out in a few weeks. Then write the subroutine code with a switch or even based off an operational algorithm to do it automatically under certain variables. That's a couple days. Then patch the ROM and load it up to test.
It is all talk. You don't have enough money and I don't have the time or desire. I'm just illustrating how easy it is for someone that is interested.I'd pay if you could produce a working, proven product. Otherwise it's just talk.The fact they haven't shows they don't have much r&d time invested.
I reverse engineered quite a bit of an ECM as a hobby in very little time. If I was being paid for it I could figure it out in a few weeks. Then write the subroutine code with a switch or even based off an operational algorithm to do it automatically under certain variables. That's a couple days. Then patch the ROM and load it up to test.
No copyright. That defeats the purpose of opensource. I'm not out to open a business.Maybe you could establish a selling price for your work, then poll the group and see how many would sign up. I hear that approx. 15000 diesels have been sold so it seems like there would be a potential profit to be made after the original offer.You would probably need to copywrite it for protection which takes a while. Anyway, I would be interested if it was't too expensive.
... or how easy it is for someone to throw around a lot of fluff they can't back up? lolIt is all talk. You don't have enough money and I don't have the time or desire. I'm just illustrating how easy it is for someone that is interested.