Here is how it all began...
I was attempting to return my vehicle to stock with my SCT tuner (X3/SF3) and the process had an error and failed to program my vehicle. I tried several more times without any luck. Afterwards I attempted to start my vehicle and it wouldnt start. No starter cranking but the air, audio, and everything else worked. I called BAMA and then SCT (Which was closed :banghead. BAMA told me to call SCT because I needed a file that would force my vehicle to start and clear the problem out. Well, since they closed at 5:00 PM last night and arent open today I decided to take matters into my own hands. If you come across this issue, please try the fololwing steps to get your car back up and running.
1. Disconnect the positive & negative battery terminal cables.
2. Wait approximately 30 seconds.
3. Touch the negative and positive cables together for 30 seconds. Keep in mind I said the cables, not the terminals on the battery.
4. Reconnect both terminal cables to their respective locations.
5. Start vehicle.
Now you can tune your car again!
I was attempting to return my vehicle to stock with my SCT tuner (X3/SF3) and the process had an error and failed to program my vehicle. I tried several more times without any luck. Afterwards I attempted to start my vehicle and it wouldnt start. No starter cranking but the air, audio, and everything else worked. I called BAMA and then SCT (Which was closed :banghead. BAMA told me to call SCT because I needed a file that would force my vehicle to start and clear the problem out. Well, since they closed at 5:00 PM last night and arent open today I decided to take matters into my own hands. If you come across this issue, please try the fololwing steps to get your car back up and running.
1. Disconnect the positive & negative battery terminal cables.
2. Wait approximately 30 seconds.
3. Touch the negative and positive cables together for 30 seconds. Keep in mind I said the cables, not the terminals on the battery.
4. Reconnect both terminal cables to their respective locations.
5. Start vehicle.
Now you can tune your car again!