TuneECU App for android

Jeremy Holm

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• Jul 14, 2018

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Is anyone using the paid app version of TuneECU? Thinking about getting it for my phone so that I have an option of making changes when I'm on an out of town trip if I needed to.
Does the App version work well? Any issues with any particular phones? I have an old Galaxy S6

 

Jag

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• Jul 14, 2018

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Worth the money and easier to use than the pc version.

 

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• Jul 14, 2018

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I have it and a bluetooth connector as well but never used it on my bike. It's on my bucket list...

 

Jag

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• Jul 14, 2018

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I also have a blue tooth connector also, and it does everything but tune changes or tune modifications.

 

Bedifferent

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• Jul 14, 2018

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Jag said:

I also have a blue tooth connector also, and it does everything but tune changes or tune modifications.

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Yup...that is my understanding about the app. You need a computer to do mods and make changes.

 

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• Jul 14, 2018

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I'm pretty sure the current version of the app allows tune loads -- the limitation is with the Blue Tooth connection.

 

WyldCFH

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• Jul 14, 2018

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Correct. With the android app and the cable you can do everything. By bluetooth only view.

 

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• Jul 14, 2018

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I've bought the app because I wanted to support the developers after being so impressed with the free desktop version. Haven't used it yet, keep meaning to, I'm still a novice though.
I want to tweak the fuel at a couple of spots where I know I'm lean, I've stared at it a couple of times.

 

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• Jul 14, 2018

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The Android app paired with a USB adaptor, is the quickest way to load tunes.

No issues with it.

 

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• Jul 15, 2018

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Claviger said:

The Android app paired with a USB adaptor, is the quickest way to load tunes..

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**** you sir! - Now I will have to buy a tablet. Just kidding.

tbh - the main reason I stick with the PC version (other than already having it) is that I can use a ruddy big screen and so see the numbers etc; sometimes even without my reading glasses. And this "new" PC boots real fast. And supports the Power Commander stuff. Dynojet seem to have withdrawn the Android tuning software.