[MikeyComputers]

want to get a one of these what happens with my cpo warranty?

[onesuperboi]

It will be voided if they find out that the tune is in your car.

That's why it's recommended that you take out the tune before service and clear all tuner related codes.

[MikeyComputers]

is it easy to clear the codes?

[OpenFlash]

Originally Posted by MikeyComputers

is it easy to clear the codes?

The Procede clears tuner related code automatically. So yep, pretty easy

[Penguino]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

The Procede clears tuner related code automatically. So yep, pretty easy

So, I install it in my car, take it out for service and there is no possible way the dealer can see there was a tune?

[OpenFlash]

Originally Posted by carlitosz

So, I install it in my car, take it out for service and there is no possible way the dealer can see there was a tune?

I don't like using the world 'impossible"... but with the absence of stored tuner codes in the DME, it will be difficult to suggest that you had a tune in your car.

[ALUFELGEN]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

I don't like using the world 'impossible"... but with the absence of stored tuner codes in the DME, it will be difficult to suggest that you had a tune in your car.

So with the Proceed you don't need a BT Scan tool to erase the codes? This is major plus.

[onesuperboi]

Originally Posted by AluFelgen

So with the Proceed you don't need a BT Scan tool to erase the codes? This is major plus.

Yes, you don't need the BT Scan tool for the PROcede to clear codes.

The PROcede can also read the codes. I'm going to try that out soon since I'm going to service.

Sorry to thread jack, but is it necessary to unplug the battery while uninstalling the PROcede? I've read on this forum that people do, but on PROcede forum it doesn't say to do so. Or, to unplug the green power connector before taking off the connections to the DME?

[Penguino]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

I don't like using the world 'impossible"... but with the absence of stored tuner codes in the DME, it will be difficult to suggest that you had a tune in your car.

That's a relief. That was one of the questions I wanted to ask you. Get back to me later today. This is my private account.

[Penguino]

Originally Posted by onesuperboi

Yes, you don't need the BT Scan tool for the PROcede to clear codes.

The PROcede can also read the codes. I'm going to try that out soon since I'm going to service.

Keep me in the loop.

[MikeyComputers]

Thanks for the help guys just gotta decide vishnu or jb3

[Mike@N54Tuning.com]

Originally Posted by MikeyComputers

want to get a one of these what happens with my cpo warranty?

The JB4 has built in auto deleting of any detection codes so no worries there. Super easy to install and remove in PnP format, or go with the pin out model to save some coin. (Only 349.00)

Mike

[CPWINCH]

Originally Posted by MikeyComputers

Thanks for the help guys just gotta decide vishnu or jb3

Im in the same predicament but have done my research and PROcede is far better. Hope that helps

[komg]

Is JB4 out yet?

Originally Posted by Mike@N54Tuning.com

The JB4 has built in auto deleting of any detection codes so no worries there. Super easy to install and remove in PnP format, or go with the pin out model to save some coin. (Only 349.00)

Mike

[Mike@N54Tuning.com]

Originally Posted by komg

Is JB4 out yet?

Just in limited alpha release. Not for the general public just yet.

Mike