Powergate3+ | Release 1.55
New ECUs supported by Powergate3+!
Thanks to the new update of Powergate3+, from now on you will be able to work in OBD on the BMW & Mini F Series Petrol equipped with Bosch MEVD17.2.3, MEVD17.2.4, MEVD17.2.5, MEVD17.2.9, MEVD17.2.G, MEVD17.8.4, MEVD17.2, MEVD17.2.P and MEVD17.2.6.
Your customers will be able to tune the most important BMW & Mini F Series Petrol, using your preloaded modified maps.
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Pros, Cons and Cost of Engine Remapping
These days the power and performance of most cars is limited, not by any particular mechanical factor, but by the software running in the engine control unit (ECU).
Computer algorithms running behind the scenes while you’re driving a modern car affect all sorts of parameters, such as ignition timing, air/fuel ratio and turbocharging boost pressure. New car engineers typically set these parameters at the factory to meet product marketing targets such as power level, fuel economy and emissions, and that means new cars are rarely fully optimised for ultimate performance. read more →
Benefits of engine tuning and why you should remap your vehicle?
Each car that leaves the production line of a factory is actually unique. Some will actually achieve up to 10bhp less or more than the standard specification shown on the model. Depending on how well the components are manufactured and put together, it can make the slightest difference. So rather than a manufacturer put every car through a unique assessment and get a bespoke timing map, they adopt a standard one map fits-all philosophy. read more →
Remapping Your Car Can Be Fun And Rewarding With Diagnostics Software
If you’ve ever wanted to get the most out of what your car has to offer, then you may want to consider learning ECU tuning. It’s a fun way to learn how to “Remap” and program your own car to peak performance – and for car enthusiasts like you, it’s definitely a joy to learn.
Knowing how to tune a car’s ECU means you can:
• Fine-tune your car’s fuel economy, especially if you know at which speeds it spends much of its driving time;
• Get more horsepower out of your car’s build
• Make the engine more responsive to acceleration
• Smoothen your engine’s power delivery, so you don’t need to switch gears as often
• Save money on gas bills by improving fuel efficiency
ECU-Engine Remap / Chip Tuning / Remapping Cars. Just What is it?
All of these terms are used to describe the same thing. Modern car and van engines have an electronic management system that controls fueling. This system is run by the brain of the engine, the ECU (Engine Control Unit). When you put your foot down, the ECU decides how much fuel and air to mix, squirt into the cylinder and ignite. Diesel and petrol engines work a bit differently, but that isn’t really important right now. read more →
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