VN Commodore ECU update

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Re: VN Commodore ECU update

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you could but i think it would make to much slip in the trans
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why ? wouldn't it only do that if the box was shagged ?
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well the TV cable controls line pressure in the box so yeah not sure what the go is with driving in 3rd without it but 1st and second slip bad with it unadjusted
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Re: VN Commodore ECU update

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when i had my box in the torana before i made the kickdown cable i never had any issues with slip but it would shift really late even when next to no throttle!!
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Re: VN Commodore ECU update

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about to burn sv3800 bin in 27c256. standard 808 is 27c128 eprom ie 16kB and 256 is 32kB. could load bin twice or once in correct half of eprom. tried using TunerPro stacker option which appears to have been successful. could someone confirm that I have used the correct process. used stack mode, bin size 16k, chip size 32k, block size 16k, pos 1 bin sv3800 and pos 2 sv3800. created output file name and then hit stack. loaded the bin I created and data appears corerect.

if above process ok then can now take new sv3800 bin and lod into burner and go.
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sounds like you've done everything right man
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sounds right to me. it should work like that. the other thing you can do is to use an offset of 4000 in the burning software to put the bin in the last half of the chip.
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man i must of been busy you buggers beat me too it LOL sounds right mate burn that sucker and try it out
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thanks guys your enthusiasm to help does you proud. now for the burn.
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how did it go mate burn all good
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