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Upload the original, name the vehicle, and pick the work. The finished file comes back to your desk. Torqfile does not read the car.
Search a make or a model. Open the make for every model, or jump straight to one.
Read the ECU with your own flash tool. That original is what the job is built from.
Name the make, model, generation, and engine from the catalog, so the order matches a vehicle the service can take.
Pick the solutions for that vehicle type. A job with no solution does not use your quota.
Open Jobs for the status, then download the file when it is ready.
A queued file is checked again when you open Jobs. The original and the result stay on that job. If the file needs another look, report it there.
Open a desk, upload the original read, and choose the vehicle and the solutions. The result is downloaded from Jobs.
No. You read it with your own tool and upload that file. Torqfile works from the read you already have.
The desk only offers engines that are in the catalog. If the engine is missing, that vehicle cannot be ordered yet.
The one you already use to read and write the ECU. The file you upload is the original read from that tool.
A tune needs a plan.
Open a desk