I bought a second hand hondata, it is locked. Do you have a link or any information so I can pay for it to be fully restored so I may use it on my personal car please?
@sheldonnguyen4344 Forms are on Hondata's web site. contact them and they should be able to process the restoration for you. There is a fee for the unlock and it is quite pricey from what I remember.
If you have a buddy who works at Honda, use their Honda computer to change your VIN number to the VIN number, it is locked to. Then you can unlock it and then change your VIN number back and lock the flashpro to Your car
@yomongamer5841 If you are referring to a first time setup there is another video explaining that process. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4oeo5bdZL30.html
I have a question man. I just got a 2.0t accord used with 50k miles that I'm pretty sure it'd tuned... I wanted to know if I can buy a new ktuner and detune my car back to stock
@maleeherrera685 All you need is a laptop or PC and to download the current version of Hondata's software from their web site. USB connection is used for the hardware.
I just bought a used flashpro and used this video to check it to make sure it was unlocked… Plugged it into the laptop with flashpro manager running, it said unlocked on the bottom left… Paid him and he left… Got home and connected to the laptop again to register it… Registered it in my name and set a password… The flashpro updated… And after update it’s locked to an older ecu… And now it’s useless… hopefully hondata can help me out I’ll be calling them tomorrow when they open… So just because it says unlocked on the initial screen without being connected to the car and only the laptop does not in fact mean that it is unlocked… buyers beware!
