Information to include
- Complete vehicle and engine selection
- Actual controller identification
- Original file and tool information
- Software objective and current configuration
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Vehicle references for your next software project
Use the catalogue to find the vehicle reference. Use the actual ECU identification and original file to define the software request.
Vehicle reference finder
ORIGINAL → INDICATIVE STAGE 1Choose an application to get started.
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- Generation
- Fuel
- Engine code
- ECU references
- TCU references
- Displacement
Catalogue references, not a dyno test or a compatibility guarantee. The bars compare reported peak values, not RPM curves. Figures and units retain the limitations of the original sources; differing figures appear as ranges. ECU lists may contain alternatives. Confirm the physical ECU, software, hardware and mechanical condition before proceeding.
Find the closest complete vehicle reference
Select the vehicle category, manufacturer, model, generation and engine. The catalogue brings together reference information that can help prepare an enquiry or identify the application you want to discuss.
A complete selection is more useful than a model name alone. If several variants appear similar, use the vehicle details to choose the closest reference. The listed information remains a starting point and should not replace the identification obtained from the actual controller.
Understand what the figures represent
Original and indicative figures describe catalogue references. They are not individual measurements of every vehicle and do not guarantee that a specific configuration will achieve the upper value shown.
The comparison graphic illustrates those reference values; it is not a dynamometer record. Keeping that distinction clear makes the configurator useful without confusing a software enquiry with a measured result from the customer’s own vehicle.
Turn the reference into a software request
Once the application is identified, provide the original file, ECU or TCU references and reading tool through the portal. Explain the required software work and relevant hardware changes. Those details establish the technical scope.
If the catalogue does not contain the vehicle or a reference appears inconsistent, contact us with the available identification. A missing listing does not by itself determine feasibility, just as a listing does not guarantee every service for every software version.
Your software request
Service scope
- Vehicle reference information
- Available original and indicative figures
- A starting point for a technical enquiry
Questions about the service
Are the graphs individual dyno results?
No. They illustrate catalogue reference values, not a measurement of your vehicle.
Can I order using only the catalogue selection?
The actual controller identification and file are still required to confirm the software request.
What if the vehicle is not listed?
Contact us with the vehicle and controller details so the enquiry can be assessed.