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Originally Posted by Clos.95
Hey guys, I tried looking for a thread on this subject but couldn’t find anything.
I’m currently tuned on E85 by a local street tuner, and I want to go to a more reputable tuner, my question is what would be better for me and my new tuner should I have my current tuner flash the stock tune in before going to new one or can the new one handle it without any issues. All would be thru HP Tuners
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Originally Posted by DorkMissile
You will run into license / credit problems if the 2nd tuner tries editing the 1st tuner's file on HPT. It is all in how the first tuner setup everything.
When I started my journey I bought my own MPVI2 and credits so that I could have the ability to change / adjust / take my tune with me.
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Originally Posted by Clos.95
I’m assuming my new tuner will repurchase all necessary credits to start all over I don’t think he’ll try to edit the current tune, but I’m not sure how it works
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Originally Posted by KingLT1
All tuner has to do is license the controllers to his mpvi device then he can change whatever tune that is in it or start from the stock tune file if the OP has it.
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Originally Posted by Clos.95
Thanks man! I went to my current tuner yesterday and talked to him and he told me my tune isn’t locked so I’m good to go!
Getting dyno tuned this Wednesday!
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Originally Posted by JCunningham
i just bought a MVPI2 so i own the credits. my tuner is good but has to much business and if he doesnt get some one to help him hes going to loose business. takes to long to get your car in.
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Just to clear something up here about tuner credits.
You guys were correct 1 year ago, that is the way the system worked, we as tuners had to license the file in order to edit file.
Now with the new MPVI2 and software we can edit any file but it can only be flashed to the car by the device already licensed to the car or purchase licenses for the new device to flash the car.
So they have moved the licensing to the flashing process rather than the editing process.
This is a 1 time fee in all cases.
Ted.