Module for calibrating the control systems of Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep and Fiat petrol engines with Continental GPEC2 control units based on the MPC5566 processor with 3MB internal flash memory.
Available for modification:
Volumetric efficiency, mass flow through the throttle, mass flow limiters, maximum engine power and power corrections, XX control in different modes, fuel delivery, mixture composition, power enrichment, and warm-up corrections, injection phase control, injector delay time, injector performance and pressure correction, power request by pedal, throttle control, ignition timing angles in different modes, detonation rebounds, detonation sensor sensitivity, as well as rev and speed limits (where found). Error mask is also available for editing.
To use the module, the purchase of a USB protection key BitEdit is required. The key can be purchased in our store. An unlimited number of modules can be purchased for one key.
Updates of descriptions for new software versions within the module are free.
Module activation is performed within 1 hour on business days (usually 10-15 minutes). Activation may be delayed on weekends and holidays (up to 2 hours).
ONLY the serial number of the key and email are required to activate the module.
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.
After status update to "Waiting for activation", the data has already been sent to the developer for activation. The order cannot be canceled or corrected starting from this status update.
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.
