Superchips Flashpaq - Trouble Shooting; Flashpaq Power Issues; Non-Stock File Detected

I left Flashpaq tuning in my vehicle and went to my dealer
for service, now my Flashpaq will not work?
PThe dealership likely updated your vehicle’s calibrations,
and saved over the tuning. The Flashpaq does not
recognize the new iles in your vehicle.
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My programmer did not complete programming and went
into recovery mode?
PFlashpaq programmers are designed with ‘Recovery Mode’
which means if, for any reason, the programming process
does not nish, the programmer will automatically program
your vehicle back to the factory stock settings.
It is necessary to follow the screen prompts, possibly
requiring several ‘Ignition On’ and ‘Ignition Off’ sequences.
When recovery is complete your vehicle is at factory stock.
My Flashpaq does not power up when plugged into the OB-
DII port?
PYour vehicle’s OBDII port is powered through a fuse the
fuse may be blown. (In most vehicles, this is the same fuse
shared by the cigarette lighter)
PTry the Flashpaq on another vehicle to make sure it powers
up. If it does, then the wiring on the vehicle you are trying to
program may be the issue (See your dealer for service).
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My Flashpaq Says: “Non-Stock File Detected...”
PYour vehicle may have been programmed by another
device. Use that device to set your vehicle back to stock
before using the Flashpaq.
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When reading the vehicle’s trouble codes (DTCs), I received
a P1000 error code?
P
P1000 is a DTC that sometimes appears after a vehicle is
programmed or the battery cables are unplugged from the
battery. It will automatically clear after several drive cycles.
It cannot be removed using the ‘DTC Clear’ function.
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