Can I sell my tuner after I used it?
8/13/13, 05:27 PM
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Can I sell my tuner after I used it?
Hey guys so I don't need my tuner I bought from AM anymore. Can I sell this tuner so someone else can take advantage of it?
8/14/13, 03:18 PM
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. So I'd like to sell my tuner.
8/14/13, 07:31 PM
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Did you set the car back to stock before selling it? If it is an SCT then it is still "married" to your old car so the buyer will have to send it back to SCT to get it unlocked (for a charge of $150) so the price will depend upon whether it is married to your old car or not.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
8/16/13, 08:04 AM
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Did you set the car back to stock before selling it? If it is an SCT then it is still "married" to your old car so the buyer will have to send it back to SCT to get it unlocked (for a charge of $150) so the price will depend upon whether it is married to your old car or not.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
8/16/13, 09:18 AM
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Did you set the car back to stock before selling it? If it is an SCT then it is still "married" to your old car so the buyer will have to send it back to SCT to get it unlocked (for a charge of $150) so the price will depend upon whether it is married to your old car or not.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
If you set the old car back to stock then the SCT is unmarried from your car and can be used on another car. Of course the tunes themselves won't be usable unless the buyer has a car with the exact same computer code, so they will have to buy new tunes to be loaded to the car.
8/16/13, 10:16 AM
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Find out whom your car was sold to and either make arrangements to sell the tuner or just include it with the car so the new owner can decide as to whether or not they want to return it back to stock !
8/18/13, 10:30 AM
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They can either provide you with the new owner's phone number or the dealer can contact them directly..
8/21/13, 06:33 PM
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