Programming question

[kokopellimotorsports]

Originally Posted by JWBFX4

Ok so yesterday after driving about 15 miles, I stopped and decided to change the programmer to level 1 because I had about 400 miles of cruise on the interstate and no need for the higher octane gas. I still have the canned tunes right now. But heres my question when I went in to the programmer and selected the new level and hit enter,(with the ignition on) my truck beeped and I see on the digital message center it said "Check Gauges" I noticed my coolant gauge wasn't reading, but yet it was up to operation temp right before. But as soon as the programming finished it shot right back up to where it was and everybother gauge was normal.

So basically I was just wondering are all of yall seeing this while changing levels? I dont really see no problem with it, just made me a little nervous at first, and figured I would see if it normal. Thanks

Did you turn it to on before it prompted you to? This might be why it had the check gauges. Just a thought.

Ty

[JWBFX4]

Originally Posted by kokopellimotorsports

Did you turn it to on before it prompted you to? This might be why it had the check gauges. Just a thought.

Ty

No it actually happens right when I hit the enter button on selecting which level. (i.e.)So basically I get in turn key to on(truck off) hit menu,select power programing, select level one(in this case) and as soon as I hit enter then it beeps and says check gauges.

But with all this being said, as Jack stated earlier, it hasn't happen when the truck wasn't warmed up just after getting it up to operation temp. But just that one gauge no other. I dont really see a problem with it since it works, I was just curious if anyone else was having the same thing happen to them.

[Jackpine]

My guess is, this is just an "artifact" of doing it on a warm engine. Interesting though. You're the first person I've seen talk about it.

- Jack

[kokopellimotorsports]

Hmmm. Just curious as I don't remember mine doing this. I must not have paid attention.

Ty

[JWBFX4]

Originally Posted by JackandJanet

My guess is, this is just an "artifact" of doing it on a warm engine. Interesting though. You're the first person I've seen talk about it.

- Jack

Yea its got to be something with the engine already being warm, Im actually surprised some people that try all three levels when they get the gryphon hasn't noticed it, but which I stayed on the performance tune until just the other day.

Ty, I definitely would have never noticed if I didn't hear the beep! Thanks all for the replys.