MR Tuning Stage 2 c/w Trans Tune

[SaskStallion]

Hi all. Brand new to the group here.
I just installed a MR Tuning Stage 2 with Trans tune on my 2017 EcoDiesel yesterday, along with the DPF and EGR delete.
The person I got the tune from asked to "drive reserved for a few days" after the tune and delete was done.
Can anyone let me know why this is, and if I put on about 100km per day, how many days I need to "drive reserved" for?
Thanks again!

 

[John Jensen]

Hi all. Brand new to the group here.
I just installed a MR Tuning Stage 2 with Trans tune on my 2017 EcoDiesel yesterday, along with the DPF and EGR delete.
The person I got the tune from asked to "drive reserved for a few days" after the tune and delete was done.
Can anyone let me know why this is, and if I put on about 100km per day, how many days I need to "drive reserved" for?
Thanks again!

I don't know as I am not a deleter. My thoughts.
Why not ask the person who told you what to do?
Who did you buy it from? Ask them.
Do a forum search.

There are several deleters on the forum, maybe they will read your post and provide some help

 

[SaskStallion]

This was the first thing that I tried. The dealer has not returned any information in almost a week.

 

[John Jensen]

This was the first thing that I tried. The dealer has not returned any information in almost a week.

I have MRT stage 1 via EOC. Their instructions said, "On your first drive please keep less than 50% throttle and allow all gears to shift before 70mph. This will help the relearn process for the adaptives. Drive reserved for a few days and then you should be able to lay into it. Let the truck get to operating temp before wide open throttle. "

I ignored all of that and just drove as I normally do.

Who did you purchase MRT from? Curious who doesn't answer its customers

 

[SaskStallion]

I got mine from EOC as well.
I drove mine "reserved" today, but I think I'll go back to normal tomorrow

 

[SaskStallion]

I got mine from EOC as well.
I drove mine "reserved" today, but I think I'll go back to normal tomorrow

Just an update...
EOC got back to me last night, and said the following:
"As per the instructions, drive on the 40hp file for a few weeks. It is not mileage related. It's time related. If you drive the truck every day, then use the 40hp file for 2-3 weeks of driving. If you drive 3 days a week then drive for 2-3 weeks worth of driving time. 21 days driving time."

They indicated that this is to allow the engine to become familiar in a gentle reserved manner to the new temps and pressures it's seeing.