The Suzuki version of the Chevy Tracker, the Vitara was sold in the North American market in Latin American countries. Because the vehicle features version two of the on-board diagnostics, which was implemented in 1996 by all vehicle manufacturers,HEX USB 15.7 it has a self-learning computer that monitors such things as idle and acceleration cycles.

Open the hood on your Vitara. Loosen the black wired negative battery terminal clamp with a metric wrench enough to be able to wiggle the clamp free from the negative battery post.VXDIAG VCX NANO

Turn the interior light switch to the "On" position and leave the vehicle for five to 10 minutes. Another way to discharge stored current in the Vitara's computer is to press on the horn while the battery is disconnected. The horn will not sound off since the battery is not connected,Digiprog III but it will drive the stored energy from the capacitor, as will turning on the headlight switch.

Reconnect the negative battery terminal clamp and tighten it with the metric wrench. Start the engine of the Vitara and test drive it, preferably on low-traffic roads since there will be some performance problems until the computer completes the relearn of its adaptive strategy.

Flashing your car's computer, or ECU, will open up many performance gains that are often restricted at the factory for various reasons. Manufacturer's often under-run car engines to help increase their lifespan and fuel economy.Creader CRP229 If you want to add some more power under your hood, an ECU flash is a quick and inexpensive way to increase the output of your engine.

Download and install EcuFlash from OpenECU (see Resources). This freeware program works with most cars and provides access to information stored in the car's computer, including the ability to flash a new image onto the computer. Install this program on a laptop computer if possible so you may take it to your car.

Connect your computer to the car's OBD-II port with an OpenPort cable. Be sure to obtain the OpenPort cable designed for your make of car.VXDIAG VCX NANO This cable allows your laptop to connect via USB to your car's computer.

Open EcuFlash and click on the folder icon at the top of the screen. Choose the new computer image you wish to flash to your car's ECU.

Click the "Write to ECU" button in EcuFlash. When prompted, turn on your car's ignition to the accessory position (do not run the engine) and click "OK." The new ECU image will be uploaded to the computer in your car.Vagcom 15.7

Turn off the car's ignition after the flash is complete and you are prompted to do so. Click "OK" to confirm.

Flashing your car's computer, or ECU, will open up many performance gains that are often restricted at the factory for various reasons. Manufacturer's often under-run car engines to help increase their lifespan and fuel economy.Creader CRP229 If you want to add some more power under your hood, an ECU flash is a quick and inexpensive way to increase the output of your engine.

Download and install EcuFlash from OpenECU (see Resources). This freeware program works with most cars and provides access to information stored in the car's computer, including the ability to flash a new image onto the computer. Install this program on a laptop computer if possible so you may take it to your car.

Connect your computer to the car's OBD-II port with an OpenPort cable. Be sure to obtain the OpenPort cable designed for your make of car.VXDIAG VCX NANO This cable allows your laptop to connect via USB to your car's computer.

Open EcuFlash and click on the folder icon at the top of the screen. Choose the new computer image you wish to flash to your car's ECU.

Click the "Write to ECU" button in EcuFlash. When prompted, turn on your car's ignition to the accessory position (do not run the engine) and click "OK." The new ECU image will be uploaded to the computer in your car.Vagcom 15.7

Turn off the car's ignition after the flash is complete and you are prompted to do so. Click "OK" to confirm.