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07-06-2020 | #1 |
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Using a tech 1A
I'am new to using a tech 1 A so my question is.
When using a tech 1 A what type of printer should i use to read and save the information. I know i can capture the data ,but it will not be saved when tech 1 A is powered down. Thanks John |
07-06-2020 | #2 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
Back in ancient times, you could get a TECH1 printer from Vetronix, but I have not seen one of those in 20-25 years.
It's possible that you could get a T1A to print to other devices but I don't know how you could solve the connectivity issue. Specifically...what data are you trying to save?
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07-07-2020 | #3 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
Well the dyno tests are done i one state and then the chip is done in an
state. So instead of having to write down the basic info on each pull just print out each run to read later. Or go to a tuner that can do the pulls and write the chip on site. This information would be used to set the tune for everyday driving and occasional trip down the 1/4 mile. This is not a big deal if i cannot print out the run information. Thanks John 1990 white/black one of a few 4l8OE eq ZR-1's since mid 2004 |
07-07-2020 | #4 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
does the tuner need Tech 1 info specifically? maybe a scan with TunerPro or ALDLDroid would be better for them? Have you asked the tuner what they could use?
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07-07-2020 | #5 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
I'am going to make an appointment next week for the dyno runs. In the
time i will record a run to see what my numbers are and write them down. I added a spacer between the injector housing and air plenum ( 1 in ) to see if it makes any change in my cars tune. John |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
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07-09-2020 | #7 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
Thanks, will look into getting ALDLDroid for datalogging after talking to the
tunner. John |
07-09-2020 | #8 |
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Re: Using a tech 1A
Do you have a Windows Laptop? if so just buy a USB ALDL cable and use TunerPro.. either way will work.. both TunerPro sand ALDL Droid use the same config files
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Re: Using a tech 1A
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Re: Using a tech 1A
Nice find
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