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Hi All.

 

I am having issues with my attempt to tune my 11 silverado.

I can download the engine info E38 but I get $0520 message on the tranny part E43

It states no space ? This is the 1st info I am trying to pull not sure how it can be full?

Any info is appreciated I am not super techy.

 

Thanks,

Joe

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Put the E38 file on the computer and delete it from the autocal. Thrn pull your other file

 

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Do you kno whow i can delete it? I did not see the instructions to delete?

Worst case I can always re do the stock data if the E38 was not sucessful that I sent to BB.

Thanks for the reply!! Joe

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Open the efilive explorer with the autocal connected. Openclick the file up the autocal from there, click the file once, then hit delete on your keyboard.

Gski1969 Enthusiast

Gski1969

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No I am having no luck at all. I was not able to follow the above? I had a few emails back and forth with Justin but we keep missing all of the details. Can you please try and help me so I can get the files to Justin? Sorry about the death in the family.

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I looked all over trying to find something to show how to remove a tune from the autocal with no luck.. efi live- google search popped up other forums nothing specific -Thansk in advance.. Joe

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Will it make space on the auto cal to be able to load the T43 trans file and get rid of the $0520? I also do not want to lose my stock tune info. Sorry I am a bit cautious and do not want to mess it up.

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Thanks for the reply-I worked late last night but I will do this later today -I will let you know if I was able to get it to work. Thanks!! Joe

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Nope -did not work file full error E38 is removed from the laptop but not on my autocal????I tried E43 got the file file full #e0520 will not reload on autocal either I tried to reload e38 data got #E0520. The delete of file only appears to remove off the laptop not the autocal that was my original issue with doing that --I need space ong the autocal and I do not see that being cleared/ Not sure now what to do -poss Justins email will clear it up or even if my orig E38 engine data was valid and useable. I would re do the whole drive process but it wont evenhave space to log that. frustrated......

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