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Author Topic: Factory ECU & MAF Solution?  (Read 46 times)
singam
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« on: July 17, 2010, 12:31:33 PM »

We provide the option of an industry first 4 ply silcone BOV recirculation tube for cars maintaining the factory ECU and MAF.

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« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2010, 01:33:50 PM »

Re-flashing the factory, regardless of the method, is enabling the tuner to be able to directly alter the fuel / ignition and other parameters inside the factory Engine Control Unit. This is typically done by first "Uploading" the ROM file which incorporates or the tuning data from the ECU via the OBD Port. The ROM is then modified, and "Re-flashed" back onto the Factory ECU. Some software options allow the data to be modified directly on the ECU, as can be done with either live tuning or utilising a data logging system.

This is an area which is growing in demand and services due to the fact that most late model vehicles, especially those utilising VVT, Mivec, Variable boost controls, active knock sensors etc are becoming so advanced that a simple piggy back system is crude and ineffective. This is mostly due to the vehicles running multiple map setups that vary with engine load / speed or other factors.
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« Reply #2 on: September 03, 2010, 10:45:17 AM »

Adding the factory navigation system to a Prius not equipped as such is prohibitively expensive (too many missing parts, such as the steering wheel/bezel change, the navigation ECU box (has gyroscopes in there as well), the antenna (lives behind everything in the dash), the GPS DVD, and the wiring harness...) I haven't heard of someone yet attempting this as a DIY job (using wrecked Prius parts) on a 2004-2009 NHW20 Prius. (There's fewer missing parts for a 2001-2003 NHW11 Prius as compared to the NHW20 Prius like yours, so there's been a couple of DIY upgrades, but not cheap/easy..
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