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The ChipTuningPro module for Suzuki Bosch ME17.9.61 allows for chip tuning of Suzuki SX4 and Vitara vehicles equipped with 1.6L engines and Bosch ME17.9.61 engine control units (ECUs).
There are approximately 270 main calibrations available for modification, including DTC masks, fuel delivery, ignition timing in various modes, torque filter, throttle pedal torque request, VVT (variable valve timing), torque limiters, rpm limiters, sensor calibration, and engine cooling system calibration. The module performs checksum calculation when saving the firmware.
ECU programming is carried out using the CombiLoader flashing tool.
To use the module, you need to purchase the ChipTuningPro USB protection dongle. The dongle can be purchased from our store, and you can acquire an unlimited number of modules with a single dongle. Updates for new software versions within the module are free of charge.
Module activation is usually completed within 1 hour on business days (typically 10-15 minutes). However, activation may be delayed during weekends and holidays (up to 2 hours).
To activate the module, please send a request for module activation, along with your full name and email address.
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An activated module or license cannot be returned.
If you have entered the wrong key or device number, the return is not valid. It is not possible to modify the license for another device.
Pay attention to all information specified in the description of modules and scripts taken from the manufacturer. We are not responsible if the information is not correct or there are some differences from the reality. In the disputed situation, it is necessary to look for a solution to the issue to the manufacturer.
Our store is not responsible for the functionality of the software module. We cannot guarantee the declared functions since we are not the developer.