No idea with GAP, sorry. With Nanocom's Genesis you can find and edit it in the CCF file. I'm sure there'll be a way with the GAP tool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barraman
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No idea with GAP, sorry. With Nanocom's Genesis you can find and edit it in the CCF file. I'm sure there'll be a way with the GAP tool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barraman
You didn’t read my post [emoji6]
On a D3 you ONLY adjust the tyre radius.
Oops! Sorry all for being misleading. I hadn't realised it was a D3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Sorry mate. Wasn’t aimed at you [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by DieselLSE
Aimed at Barra’ who is changing everything but the specified item that Gap advise to change.
Tyre size worked for my 2011 D4Quote:
Originally Posted by Barraman
find Tyre Size MSB - IPC
I went from 31 to 33 to get it spot on with the 19's that were fitted at the time.
Changed that same parameter when I went to 18's, but I can't recall what value I had to use.
What is a ccf?
sounds like a fire extiguisher.
CarQuote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Configuration
File
Car Configuration File. It is the primary binary file that contains the parameters of the car and is referenced by other ECUs. Each ECU has it's own software version, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
There are some parameters that you can edit if you have a suitable tool, like a Nanocom or a GAP.
You can do simple changes like removing the leading zero on the odometer (up to 100,000kms) so that it displays 75028km instead of 075028km. Or more tricky stuff like calibrating the speedo on a D4 or adding new features to your car like upgraded sound systems or even an e-diff (but you also need the hardware, wiring and upgraded ECU software and a bit of luck as well).
OK reset!
The vehicle is a 2015 D4 with Pirelli 255/55/19 tyres.
PM me your VIN and I'll check your as built CCF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barraman