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I can't find this anywhere I looked, and it doesn't seem pressing enough to bug V&H...
Do Autotunes stack?
I did an autotune few weeks ago, and the bike is running 100% better, but I know there were probably ranges I missed cause I did it to and from work all week: I made sure to try to ride it like I stole it, and try to hit all the RPMs at all the TPS %. Well, I'm going on a longer ~350ish mile ride today and I was thinking since this trip is highway/traffic/hills/town/backroads it wouldn't hurt to do it again, but I don't want to lose what I did the other week.
The reason I even bring this up: when I did the autotune a few weeks ago it forced me to flash to a stock map...I wonder if I have to flash to a stock map to do the autotune, or if I can autotune and autotuned map?
Every time you flash, it writes to the ecm. If you load an already autotuned map into the autotune, it will tune that map. When you flash the ecm again, it will take. You can also apply changes as you go, then flash that map to the bike when you exit autotune.
I ended up trying it, and thank you! That was a weeks' worth of painful riding to try to hit all my squares that I didn't want to do again.
Originally Posted by Stretchman
Every time you flash, it writes to the ecm. If you load an already autotuned map into the autotune, it will tune that map. When you flash the ecm again, it will take. You can also apply changes as you go, then flash that map to the bike when you exit autotune.
It's all detailed on the fp3 site in the faq.
Not sure if you're trying to be a smartass or actually helpful, but I'm not seeing this particular question in the FAQ section.
Theres another blurb in the software section about autotune, but it doesn't apply here either.
Yes, it stacks. When you run autotune and apply it, a new map gets saved as Map #2, or whatever number you're on. Then you can load Map 2 and do more autotune to it, adding on to your custom autotune map. And so on and so on.
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