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Aps Edit

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#1

I hear that the APS edit wont leave a signature on the original ecu software like many others do.

Has anyone heard any other information on the APS edit.

Thanks in Advance

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#2

we know n othing about aps edit and I dont think they do either

it was a marketing ploy to keep people from buying capa edit and I aint working

#3

what Xturb said, except I got flamed for saying it over two months ago. :crybaby:

#4

the capa edit does not either!

so it is entirely posible that the aps does the same as the capa!

infact the ems did and every piggy ive tested so far!!!!!

#5
the capa edit does not either!

so it is entirely posible that the aps does the same as the capa!

infact the ems did and every piggy ive tested so far!!!!!

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Hey Woggy, can you repeat that, but in English I can understand :laughing:

EMS and other did what exactly ???

#6

I am sure that if APS was to bring out the Edit it would be as good as what is out there currently. Unfortunately if they were to go to market with this even now, it would be too late for me to consider. Even though my Phoon( now theres a nick "MyPhoon" mods I bags it :stirthepot: ) is still 8 weeks away I not prepared to use it as a Guinea Pig, this equates to yet another potential lost sale for APS.

But I, as others have already assumed the Edit was never really part of the APS plan, otherwise they would be talking it up and would still be Sponsors. Wouldn't they :stirthepot:

Interesting to note they have withdrawn sponsorship on other sites as well.mmmm

#7
the capa edit does not either! (leave signiture)

so it is entirely posible that the aps does the same as the capa! (logs 2105 code)

infact the ems did and every piggy ive tested so far!!!!! (logs 2105 code)

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Hey Woggy, can you repeat that, but in English I can understand :laughing:

EMS and other did what exactly ???

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#8

So whats the 2105 indicate. Saw that on my car I think (or similar number :spoton: )

You mentioned 'Forced Engine Shutdown' or the like....

Why is it posted?? TC Error ??

My memories fading fast :stirthepot:

#9
I hear that the APS edit wont leave a signature on the original ecu software like many others do.

Has anyone heard any other information on the APS edit.

Thanks in Advance

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You could also assume that it wont leave a signature, as it doesnt exist yet :spoton:

#10

The whole ECU sig is FUD (rear uncertanty & doubt)

The errors reported are ones that if it were an original program would have meant the vehicle was having a spac attack, e.g. one of them states that the throttle sensors have failed.

So if you have a VERY radical tune and get a few of these errors reported and you reflash back to stock and the mechanic at the dealership actually cares and reports these errors there is circumstantial evidence that maybe there has been a reflash. Like if you have 12 empty stubbies in your car you MIGHT be drink driving or you MIGHT be on your way to the dump.

If you are super paranoid, after reflash, remove pos terminal, turn on headlights for 30 sec, replace pos terminal (turn off lights first otherwise gzzzzzzt) and the errors are cleared. Remember your radio is now dead and you will need the secret squirrel code to revive it.

There is also a story that Ford can even tell which flasher you used. This is really clever because the difference between the standard upgrade in most of the "name" distributors is the sticker on the front.

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