ShakaDaKine
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Just wondering...going to have the update done soon.i'm on the -519 (03/24) software and still had to code it. are you asking out of curiosity or having issues?
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Just wondering...going to have the update done soon.i'm on the -519 (03/24) software and still had to code it. are you asking out of curiosity or having issues?
I hope to God this is true!Guessing getting everything updated must have fixed the throttle hesitation problem!
Amen… (as my mother would say.)I hope to God this is true!
This is correct. ISTA will fail because of that. When I did all the updates, I put my OEM seats back in. Was my "day at the gym".I just took my 2023 Premium in and they told me that they could not do the update because I do not have OEM seats and it will not update with out those connected. (I still get the warning messages for the seats when I turn on the engine).
Anyone else run into this issue?
I do not have any tunes, so I am not concerned about loosing any mappings.
I just took my 2023 Premium in and they told me that they could not do the update because I do not have OEM seats and it will not update with out those connected. (I still get the warning messages for the seats when I turn on the engine).
Anyone else run into this issue?
I do not have any tunes, so I am not concerned about loosing any mappings.
Anything else they won’t ”like” if I take it in for the update? Stock seats but lots of suspension parts, catless dp, aftermarket exhaust, CEL on the dash, etc. I‘m guessing it’s not even worth my time.This is correct. ISTA will fail because of that. When I did all the updates, I put my OEM seats back in. Was my "day at the gym".
I've been thinking about what I would need to make an extension so if I wanted to do any updates in the future, I wouldn't have to literally swap the seats out. I could just place them next to the car and plug in extension harnesses.
