Key Features
Galletto 1260 ECU Flash Tool
Compatible Car Brands: Audi, BMW, Chevrolet (Daewoo), Chrysler, Citroen, Ferrari, Fiat Alfa Lancia, Ford, GM Opel, Hyundai, Honda, Isuzu, Iveco, Kia, Man, Maserati, Mercedes, Mini, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Porsche, Renault, Rover, Saab, Seat, Sangyong, Smart, Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo
Compatibility: Vehicle must be OBDII compatible
OBDII Plug:16-pin (Male)
USB: 2.0 and backward compatible
Software Compatibility: Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP
Dimensions: Length = 4 feet (122cm)
Manufacturers Ref: FUWJSYN2SA
Product Notes
User friendly software included
Tune your engine with just this cable and your laptop
Increase the responsiveness of your vehicle at all rev ranges
Savings on fuel efficiency mean this cable pays for itself
Package Contents
Model CVFG-A15 Galletto 1260 OBDII EOBD ECU Flashing Cable
2x2 VAG adapter
CD with software
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cable let me perform chip tuning?
Technically, "chip tuning" refers to physically replacing ECU ROM. With this cable, you do not have to physically replace or alter any hardware in your vehicle. Simply plug one end of this cable into your vehicle's OBD port and the other end into your computer. You can now perform ECU flashing on your computer.
Can I flash all of my ECUs?
Some ECUs can not be flashed with this OBDII connector.
Do I need to have my engine on to flash my ECUs?
No, you only need to have your ignition on.
Once I've connected this cable to my car, how do I read data from my car's ECUs?
First turn the ignition on to position 2. Do not turn on the engine. Select the ECU you want to access from a list. Click the read button to access the original data. Save the file to your computer's hard drive for editing.
How do I write data to my car's ECUs?
First turn the ignition on to position 2. Do not turn on the engine. Select the ECU you want to access from a list. Click the write button and follow the instructions on screen. When you are finished, turn off the ignition and wait 10 seconds. That's it!
There are a lot of terms I don't understand, like engine control units (ECUs), brake horsepower (BHP), and flashing. What do they all mean?
Please check Wikipedia for a detailed explanation of these and other terms that are new to you.
I don't know anything about cars or ECUs or flashing. Can I use this cable?
Actually, using this cable and its software interface is so easy that if you can use a computer, you can definitely use it. However you should probably ask your friends or a mechanic for help before you start writing to your car's ECUs. But don't worry, if you make a backup of your car's data first, you will be restore your car's data if you make a mistake later.
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