Got a procede, having issues?

chachacha28 · 04-12-2011, 11:20 AM

I bought a procede a month or so ago, and I’ve had it on the car for a couple weeks, and my car is still speed limited to 155mph (found that out when an Audi a6 flew by me as I was banging off my limiter) this kinda bugged me.

Also, when I switch from the map 0 (stock?) to map 1 (performance?) the tach needle isn’t pointing to the corresponding numbers. map 0 points to 0 rpm, but map one points to about 600 rpm, instead of 1k as it should.

I know the chip is working, the boost gauge is reading about 13psi, (just under half on the fuel gauge), and I can defiantly feel the difference, I turned map 1 on while I was wot in 6th at about 100mph, and both passengers noticed the surge in power.

I know it has the hookup for a computer, but I have the enthusiast version, so can I still adjust things? Are the problems I’m having related to me not adjusting the settings? Is there a program I need to install on my laptop to be able to get into the settings?

Thanks for the help!

infinitekidM2C · 04-12-2011, 11:24 AM

If you have any Procede concerns i highly recommend going to E90 post (3 series) as that's where Procede dominates and Shiv regularly posts. There various settings for the tach displays depending on if you have a 1 series or a 3 series. So you will have to adjust for which car you drive.

stevend218 · 04-12-2011, 01:38 PM

call them. when i got mine i was having simple issues, so i called them. they are really good with customers on the phone... in fact i was talking to Shiv directly... and hes the one of the programmers.

infinitekidM2C · 04-12-2011, 01:46 PM

Seriously the only "issue" he has is that he does not know how to adjust his RPM tach for his 1er. I guarantee its on a 3 series setting. He should learn how to use the command center since he has a procede. It's very simple.

moveswiftly · 04-12-2011, 02:23 PM

you just need to switch your tach display for a 1 series. I think its Command 1 Option 3. Don't quote me on that though.

infinitekidM2C · 04-12-2011, 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chesterfan1230

you just need to switch your tach display for a 1 series. I think its Command 1 Option 3. Don't quote me on that though.

+1 Sorry for quoting you on that

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chachacha28 NCOIC of Kickin It 78 Rep 946 Posts Drives: 08 135i "Simona" Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Great Falls MT iTrader: (1)	Got a procede, having issues? I bought a procede a month or so ago, and I’ve had it on the car for a couple weeks, and my car is still speed limited to 155mph (found that out when an Audi a6 flew by me as I was banging off my limiter) this kinda bugged me. Also, when I switch from the map 0 (stock?) to map 1 (performance?) the tach needle isn’t pointing to the corresponding numbers. map 0 points to 0 rpm, but map one points to about 600 rpm, instead of 1k as it should. I know the chip is working, the boost gauge is reading about 13psi, (just under half on the fuel gauge), and I can defiantly feel the difference, I turned map 1 on while I was wot in 6th at about 100mph, and both passengers noticed the surge in power. I know it has the hookup for a computer, but I have the enthusiast version, so can I still adjust things? Are the problems I’m having related to me not adjusting the settings? Is there a program I need to install on my laptop to be able to get into the settings? Thanks for the help! Last edited by chachacha28; 04-12-2011 at 11:22 AM.. Reason: can't spell
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stevend218 Second Lieutenant 7 Rep 216 Posts Drives: In the left lane Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Phoenix iTrader: (1)	call them. when i got mine i was having simple issues, so i called them. they are really good with customers on the phone... in fact i was talking to Shiv directly... and hes the one of the programmers. __________________ 2011 135i AW/CR 6MT \| KW V2's \| Injen CAI \| AR Resonated Downpipe \| Berk Full Street Performance Exhaust System \| Vishnu N55 Tune \| AA Sport FMIC \|
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