[typhoon4x4]

well it seems diablo has cracked the pcm code for the chrysler line up for all 3 brands .it hasnt been posted officially but plenty of proof floating around.



https://www.diablosport.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=39455&start=45

http://www.chargerforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159495

 

[Sir Moses Wellington]

Nice.

 

[Tomguy]

Awesome news, from a previous-gen owner who loves his Diablo! Can't wait to use it on my new Hemi too

 

[StuartPayne]

what about the ram 1500?????? looking at a 2013 rt truck when 8 speed becoes available..

 

[typhoon4x4]

i would imagine if they use the same code it shouldnt be a problem.

 

[MickM]

I wonder if they are working on the 3.6 at all?

 

[typhoon4x4]

well they said jeep as well and the 3.6 is in the jeep so i would say yes.

 

[KyleCoffey]

I can't imagine they went to the trouble of encrypting all the different ECUs in seperate ways.

 

[dakrt99]

Game changer for sure.

 

[Sir Moses Wellington]

I can't imagine they went to the trouble of encrypting all the different ECUs in seperate ways.

Encrypting is the easy part, its not hard to do so. And technically it's their IP, so they want to protect it as best they can. They don't really want aftermarket tuners messing with their stuff, it might lead to engine or engine systems damage. And if they just flash the ECU back to standard settings, the dealership and Chrysler won't know. Unless they have programmed in a set list so it logs when the ECU has been flashed and by whom.

 

[MoparNorm]

I'm sure they can tell when it's flashed, the smog check stations can tell when the computer has been flashed...by the dealer by the way...

 

[srt4evah]

That's nice, but I hope they crack the 1.4 turbo and whatever the SRT-4 winds up having, there's a lot more power to be unlocked in those turbo 4's with just a tune than in any naturally aspirated setup.

 

[Moparian]

The 1.4 uses the magneti marelli Ecu, different programming. I am not sure people realize how complex the Multiair programming is, and writing a tune is not going to work like it does on the non Multiair cars.

 

[Sir Moses Wellington]

I don't think anyone's going to be tuning MultiAir outside of MM for a good while (if ever). And MM designed MultiAir anyway right?

 

[StuartPayne]

yeah but the magnetti is over $800 for about 20 or a bit more hp. dsrt I cant wait....

 

[MickM]

well they said jeep as well and the 3.6 is in the jeep so i would say yes.

I should have said 3.6 Avenger.
Mick

 

[Doug D]

Unless they have programmed in a set list so it logs when the ECU has been flashed and by whom.

From what I've read on DodgeTalk.com, yes, the tech can tell if the ECU has been reflashed. He can also tell if you've been traveling at high rates of speed. There is a log of sorts that cannot be erased. At least that's what I read.

 

[JRS200x]

Yes, we, as a dealer, can tell if the computer has ever been flashed, even if you flash it back to stock before bringing it in. There is no hiding it any more. We can see just about everything, including rates of speed, time at high RPM, etc etc. its all there to protect Chrysler from unwarranted warranty claims.

That being said, flashing the ECU does not technically void your warranty in most states. It is still on Chrysler to PROVE that the flash is what caused the damage. They cannot outright void your warranty just because you flashed the ECU.

 

[stroudtom]

I had totally given up on this, glad to see it posted here, thanks.

 

[Moparian]

I should have said 3.6 Avenger.
Mick

I think they will, I just asked and they said they have been planning on doing the Avenger. I offered my 200 S whenever they get ready.