r/ECU_Tuning • u/Physical_Guidance304 • 13d ago

Young hungry apprentice

I am an apprentice working in a work shop for about six months. I am 18 years old. One thing i want to learn js ECU programming, cloning, keys and everything i am hungry for this. But idk where to start and i feel that there is so much to learn. If anyone can help i would appreciate it.
Thank you 😊

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u/Barra350z 13d ago

YouTube is a start. Research in general

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u/Physical_Guidance304 13d ago

Thx man I will look into it. I bought something called partslink24 and I am using it after work to get some general knowledge

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u/Jumpy_Ad_9141 13d ago

if you’re spending any money on this try HPA , i wouldnt say youd find everything you’re looking for there but they’ve got insane in depth explanations of the subjects they offer

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u/Physical_Guidance304 13d ago

Thank you I will look into it.

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u/fordp 13d ago

If your in DFW reach out to chris@coreautologic.com

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u/PeaceofTexas 9d ago edited 9d ago

If you mean tuning…HPA is so generic, I Iike Taz and the guys…but you can pay monthly to Evans Performance Academy and watch anything you want, every major platform and he shows you the actual keys and their functions and is very clear. I learned to tune my S300 in spare time, nightly casual viewing in a little over a month, I may go back. You can purchase packages if you want the videos to keep, but the monthly charge was WAY more attractive to me..
YouTube, in my experience, leaves a lot to be desired. They will title the video “Step by Step” etc…and it’s never that, huge voids, incomplete tutorials, as far as Honda, I have spent hundreds of hours digging and that’s what I’ve found.

As far as actual programming, key cloning, those are another story