Up-Rev Tuning Question..
04-17-2009, 09:33 AM
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Up-Rev Tuning Question..
I used to own a Mazdaspeed3 and I used the COBB accessport for my tuning software in the car..
Can someone please explain to me how the Up-Rev Osiris works... Is it a device that gets married to your ODB2?
Can someone please explain to me how the Up-Rev Osiris works... Is it a device that gets married to your ODB2?
04-17-2009, 10:09 AM
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Take a look at their website first... www.uprev.com
That should answer pretty much all your questions. If not call Richard (number is on the website) he will be glad to answer all your questions.
That should answer pretty much all your questions. If not call Richard (number is on the website) he will be glad to answer all your questions.
04-17-2009, 10:23 AM
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Take a look at their website first... www.uprev.com
That should answer pretty much all your questions. If not call Richard (number is on the website) he will be glad to answer all your questions.
That should answer pretty much all your questions. If not call Richard (number is on the website) he will be glad to answer all your questions.
04-17-2009, 08:24 PM
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I have osiris tuner and its pretty simple to use. First you install the sofware from cd to your laptop. Now you plug in the cable provided to odb port and your laptop usb port. Open software, put the in the values you want. Then flash the your ecu via osiris. It took me 5 min last time i played with it.
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I have osiris tuner and its pretty simple to use. First you install the sofware from cd to your laptop. Now you plug in the cable provided to odb port and your laptop usb port. Open software, put the in the values you want. Then flash the your ecu via osiris. It took me 5 min last time i played with it.
where did u find your ecu part number?
i emailed uprev and they never replied. actually they havent really replied to anything i ask and if they do it doesnt help. wondering if i should even use their $hit...
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Easiest way to get ecu # is to get your vin # first, then call the stealership parts depo and ask for ecu part #. From what i gather they are pretty busy with their shop. It seems normal for shops to forget about customer service. But rich was good at calling me back call them during weekday. i would recommend Osiris because it can do what a standalone can do and more(mod the throttle response, cam adjust, turn check engine light off, and stuff that i don't have a clue about adjusting).
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Easiest way to get ecu # is to get your vin # first, then call the stealership parts depo and ask for ecu part #. From what i gather they are pretty busy with their shop. It seems normal for shops to forget about customer service. But rich was good at calling me back call them during weekday. i would recommend Osiris because it can do what a standalone can do and more(mod the throttle response, cam adjust, turn check engine light off, and stuff that i don't have a clue about adjusting).
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