Free unrestricted maps for Rocket R GT and TFC now online

[Planet3]

Yeah, 31018. I’ll do it. I assume you don’t have a 31018 from Alain with the speed limiter removed? Pm me your email.

Forgive me for the thread hijack, but is 31018 the unrestricted Penner map for "all markets" except US and Canada?
I'm in Australia and I guess that's what I want?
Thanks

 

[Xsannz]

Forgive me for the thread hijack, but is 31018 the unrestricted Penner map for "all markets" except US and Canada?
I'm in Australia and I guess that's what I want?
Thanks

yes 31018 is the unrestricted, the base is 3018 - for all markets - Aussie

 

[Planet3]

yes 31018 is the unrestricted, the base is 3018 - for all markets - Aussie

Much obliged sir

 

[Einar_Jarl]

Forgive me if this has been asked before, but there is so much info here that I wasn't able to find the answer to a question I have. I've used TuneEcu in the past (years ago) and it's obviously changed/evolved since then. My question is:

Will I need the pro version to upload the latest map with restrictions lifted or will the standard version allow it since it's part of Penner's map?

 

[dougl]

Forgive me if this has been asked before, but there is so much info here that I wasn't able to find the answer to a question I have. I've used TuneEcu in the past (years ago) and it's obviously changed/evolved since then. My question is:

Will I need the pro version to upload the latest map with restrictions lifted or will the standard version allow it since it's part of Penner's map?

If you’re asking about the speed limiter, you will have to buy a stock map from the developer with the speed limit removed (49 euro) then copy the tables from the corresponding Penner map into it. You don’t need to buy the pro version (300 euro).

 

[STUGT3]

HELP
Have purchased tunecu app , and downloaded penners map how do i move into tuneecu , I know you have to unzip file but can't work out how to move to the app
any help would be appreciated it sucks being tecnofobic

 

[gadget_ho]

HELP
Have purchased tunecu app , and downloaded penners map how do i move into tuneecu , I know you have to unzip file but can't work out how to move to the app
any help would be appreciated it sucks being tecnofobic

I just downloaded the zip file direct to the Android phone, used the Android file manager to unzip it and loaded it into TuneECU. If you downloaded it to a PC first, you need to connect the Android device to the computer, and make sure you permit the computer to browse files on the Android device when you plug it in.

 

[STUGT3]

I just downloaded the zip file direct to the Android phone, used the Android file manager to unzip it and loaded it into TuneECU. If you downloaded it to a PC first, you need to connect the Android device to the computer, and make sure you permit the computer to browse files on the Android device when you plug it in.

Thanks, it was downloaded to andriod tablet will play around a bit more tonight fingers crossed can get it to work

 

[Vatoe]

No sure if this has been mentioned as this thread is getting quite long. Just a quick heads up. I have flashed my ECU today (2022 R) successfully and upon restart of the bike using the TuneECU procedure, the check engine light did come on. I checked the error via TuneECU and it was the crankshaft adaption error. I never did any resets after the flash as it has been suggested, but this error did show up. I was using TuneECU v5.6.25. A quick crankshaft adaption reset via the tuneECU software any the error is gone.

For those not sure - make sure your bike is running, is up to temp (96c), then via TuneECU menu find the crankshaft adaption - it was on the bottom of the menu for my version. Run it, open your throttle wide/fully open and let the software do its thing - which is it revs the motor about 4 times up and down in quick succession. After this process, turn the bike off and leave for 2 minutes. Upon restarting check engine light should be gone and the error no longer exits in TuneECU software.

Hope this helps.

 

[Planet3]

No sure if this has been mentioned as this thread is getting quite long. Just a quick heads up. I have flashed my ECU today (2022 R) successfully and upon restart of the bike using the TuneECU procedure, the check engine light did come on. I checked the error via TuneECU and it was the crankshaft adaption error. I never did any resets after the flash as it has been suggested, but this error did show up. I was using TuneECU v5.6.25. A quick crankshaft adaption reset via the tuneECU software any the error is gone.

For those not sure - make sure your bike is running, is up to temp (96c), then via TuneECU menu find the crankshaft adaption - it was on the bottom of the menu for my version. Run it, open your throttle wide/fully open and let the software do its thing - which is it revs the motor about 4 times up and down in quick succession. After this process, turn the bike off and leave for 2 minutes. Upon restarting check engine light should be gone and the error no longer exits in TuneECU software.

Hope this helps.

I've noticed this more and more with our rockets. Even TomTom from tuneecu updated the walk through to include reset adoptions yet many here have had no issues by NOT resetting adaptions. Even penner states no reset...