Flashing your ECU or TCU with the TuneZilla Portal App.

**Note**
Customers using FlashZilla Lite and FlashZilla Pro will follow the same steps outlined in this video.
Flashing is made easy with our TuneZilla Portal app. The step by step process is easy to follow and makes quick work of your ECU or TCU tuning. FlashZilla Pro will read your ECU and TCU and automatically search our Instatune library for all compatible tune files.
Connect directly to Instatune
Purchase and Download files at home
Request ticket support and custom tuning from the app
Organize and edit your tune library
Flash multiple vehicles with one tool
To learn more about FlashZilla Pro visit tunezilla.com/products/FLASHZ...
0:10 What's in the box?
1:02 Getting Started
2:13 Reading your ECU and TCU
4:14 Downloading tunes from Instatune
5:47 Requesting a Tune for your vehicle
8:44 Managing your Tune library
Visit tunezilla.com for more information.
To request a tune, visit tickets.tunezilla.com
Try out our free log viewer tool at log.tunezilla.com

[@allengates8837]

Thank you for the video, you guys do a good job. To those new to this, read forums with caution. Just talk to the pros, they know what's going on. I'm impressed with this product.

[@alextosi4701]

I’m not a mechanic so I’m having the pipes installed by a local guy. He is cuban so I he won’t be able to read or understand the instructions for the flashzilla tune install. Personally, I watched the video, and didn’t get anything out of it. My only option is to get someone who knows what they’re doing help out. Can you suggest anything? The car is a 2012 Touareg TDI and I have the stage 2 kit.

[@HayMap]

With Flashzilla Lite is there a way to read what tune/or stock is on the vehicle? I flashed TCU and it added gear selection P/N/R/123456 but I flashed back to stock and it still has gear selection option so I don't believe TCU has returned to stock, but Flashzilla Lite doesn't make it clear anywhere which tune(s) ECU/TCU are actually loaded into the vehicle or if it's on stock. Am I missing something?

[@juanherrera2672]

Do you need wifi? Cause i have no wifi in my shop

[@iyadtiti]

I ordered one ...should it have an SD card in that slot mine came with SD card

[@mitchelwhite330]

Definitely does help at all I'd be nice to be able to contact someone

[@foamtuba4423]

Can you save the tune file to a laptop or do you only go through the portal? If the portal is not available for some reason, then how do i switch my tunes?

[@jerrysabo1897]

Why do I have a check engine light on after tune

[@nsdelitez428]

Maybe tell people they need the vcds cable

[@tune_zilla]

You don't need a VCDS cable to flash your car with FlashZilla Pro :) However, if you are looking to do custom ECU tuning, then you will need to provide data logs. In that case, a tool like VCDS would be required.

[@ThomasHayden-fz1qg]

not very complete instructions, like how and where to store tune on PC since I'm and Apple computer user I need more detail...then he didn't mention car should be off however I read this on instructions for previous TuneZilla I purchased. I read these instructions and watched some video and never was comfortable doing this on a PC.

[@brentwells6501]

Tunezilla is windows only. Says it on the website before purchase.

[@fladoodel]

Wait so i have to pay 600 dollars for the device and then another 500 dollars for the tune through you guys? This is fuckin ridiculous

[@Darth_Nick]

Depending on the place you purchased they’ll give you a coupon that takes off the 500. I got one through purchasing my tune through rawtek. I checked my junk mail I bought the tune from the rawtek site from and they gave me a voucher coupon

[@Fast_Lane]

No, you pay for the tune and that’s it, they’ll email you a “tune credit” when it ships and it should be how you pay for it through the app. Video didn’t explain that part.

[@theUnSub_46]

@@Fast_Lane Yeah, this video didn't explain a whole lot of stuff. What if I'm doing this at midnight on Saturday. Do I have to wait all weekend to get my files. My car isn't drivable?

[@tune_zilla]

@user-kt5vk2qs4b yes. You should definitely check for your tunes before you start wrenching on your car. That’s pretty standard practice for most. But if you forget to check for your tunes before doing all the work on your car, you may have to wait 1-3 business days for your tune to be made.