Hondata

When posting a FlashPro problem with your vehicle, please include:

- serial number of your FlashPro: FP-16CIVIC-L15T-US-200025
- FlashPro Manager version (not 'the latest'): 3.6.7.0
- the calibration (as an attachment) where can i email this to? I don't want to attach here.
- what sort of vehicle you have: 2019 Civic Si Sedan
- what sort of ECU you are using: 37805-5AM-A120
- anything about the car which has been modified from stock which may affect the ECU (don't include what sort of rims you have nor stereo etc).: Mishimoto intercooler + piping and K&N SRI
- a specific description of the problem:

I no longer have access to the mods menu in my TSP Stage 1 tune, previously on older versions I had access to the mods menu and have been able to change the rev limits, scramble and other features. Since the update the mods menu box is greyed out however on hondata basemaps, the mods menu is there.

That is the correct behavior for a locked calibration.

The calibration is locked and cannot be modified.

Here's the thing,

While I understand the calibration is locked, on earlier versions of flash pro i still had access to the mods menu to make quick adjustments like disabling rev hang, setting rpm limits, disabling or enabling traction control, starting up in sport mode, etc.

It wasn't until this update that I no longer have access to such features on the tune file which hasn't been touched since last year.

Keep in mind I understand that the actual tables i will not have access to since it is a locked calibration.

That was not the correct behavior for a locked calibration.

Is there going to be an update in the near future that allows selective access to certain parts of a tune rather than denying access to everything?

Hondata wrote: Tue Nov 17, 2020 4:50 pm Please use this version

Customer had reported that it solved his starting issue after a tuned cal loaded! thanks

Syntek wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:54 pm Is there going to be an update in the near future that allows selective access to certain parts of a tune rather than denying access to everything?

Im not sure if previously you can have access to the MOD tab or not, but technically when file is lock by the tuner, you are not suppose to have access to the data inside but allows you to flash the file in whenever you want to.

Hondata wrote: Tue Nov 17, 2020 4:50 pm Please use this version

Confirming that this resolve my no-start issue with my 2017 civic 1.5T CVT (5AG-Z820 ECU)

Thanks!