Originally Posted by
Speedy4x4
Was meaning if was cost effective, to purchase and plug in as a preventative before I have a problem.
if I didn't drive so much I would be more than willing to help test, outwith how much driving I do, I would hate to get stranded 3 to 16 hours from my house.
if I worked local, then if something happened, I could just get a ride home and get my truck and a trailer and haul home.
But if I kept my skreem and my car and just had to plug back in, if it would even work, or if codes would be off and would have to get ECU work done for it to work again.
If the Crossfire starts it will running till you shut off the motor. After starting the Skreem has nothing to do. So for my test the distance you drive is not so important. If you start your car 10 times or more a day this would help more as if you start drive 100 miles, start again and drive back.
And yes if it gives a problem with my module you have always the possibility to swap the Skreem back in, you loose only some codes who are left in my module, they wouldn't work after you swap the Skreem back, you have to read out first new codes.