My haltech is on it's way back! :D
08-26-08, 03:27 AM
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My haltech is on it's way back! :D
For anybody that cares about me and my happiness I have some good news! haha My e11v2 is on it's way back. It just went on on a quick vacation to the outback steakhouse to get some food.
The repair ended up costing $365 Australian wallaby dollars including shipping. :/ They had to replace the main processor, the PLD, and a few other small things. It turned out that the battery charger I had connected to the car and such while I was having some issues with a bad map, might have caused all the problem.
It was weird, but either the batter charger, or something in the haltech, would collect volts. I looked at my logs and it confirmed that I was getting readings of over 16 after not starting the car for a while and having the charger on normal 10 amp charge.
ANYWAYS, it is on its way back. Most likely wont be here for labor day weekend, but better than never!
Haltech just released some new software that will help "quick tune" the ecu based off wideband readings and such. Should be interesting. Anyways. Yay me, I am excited, and I made a thread about it!
~Tweak
(P.S. The last few days have been pretty good, I got a raise in my job, and I will be able to keep my beautiful MS-01 wheels too.
)
(P.S. ... again, I REALLY like that little wiggle smiley.)
The repair ended up costing $365 Australian wallaby dollars including shipping. :/ They had to replace the main processor, the PLD, and a few other small things. It turned out that the battery charger I had connected to the car and such while I was having some issues with a bad map, might have caused all the problem.
It was weird, but either the batter charger, or something in the haltech, would collect volts. I looked at my logs and it confirmed that I was getting readings of over 16 after not starting the car for a while and having the charger on normal 10 amp charge. ANYWAYS, it is on its way back. Most likely wont be here for labor day weekend, but better than never!
Haltech just released some new software that will help "quick tune" the ecu based off wideband readings and such. Should be interesting. Anyways. Yay me, I am excited, and I made a thread about it!
~Tweak
(P.S. The last few days have been pretty good, I got a raise in my job, and I will be able to keep my beautiful MS-01 wheels too.
)(P.S. ... again, I REALLY like that little wiggle smiley.
)
08-26-08, 07:10 PM
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If I can get it running well ......... I might be taking a trip down to texas, or have it shipped down there and have them do their magic on it. It would be HARD to not be at my own tuning session though... haha. There goes another $3k.
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