Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

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Re: Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

Post by antus »

@yortt - did you go to fuel/flex fuel and enable the sensor? (hpt)
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Re: Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

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yes it was enabled in the file I bench tested which was an upgrade custom operating system I will now test the standard operating system.
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Re: Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

Post by Yortt »

I received a flex tune from a forum member ShorTune (thank you) loaded it into the PCM, the HP Tuners scanner now identifies flex fuel and reads the % ethanol correctly.

Thanks for all those that took the time to respond.
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Re: Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

Post by Dylan »

Nice, can't wait to see what we can do with this file
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Re: Flex fuel for an Australian Commodore

Post by Yortt »

Found this tonight by accident it confirms all my bench testing over the past few days https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7A1hhx7f0A
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