HYPERTECH 3000 Max Energy Spectrum Power Programmer Instruction Manual
- June 12, 2024
- HYPERTECH
Table of Contents
- Please Read BEFORE Using Programmer
- Section 1: Programming Instructions
- Section 2: Programming Back To Stock, Changing Tuning Options, &
- Section 3: Technical Information & Troubleshooting
- Section 4: Updating Your Programmer
- Section 5: Product Warranty & Contact Info
- Contact Info
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
HYPERTECH 3000 Max Energy Spectrum Power Programmer
Please Read BEFORE Using Programmer
The installation process is very easy and should not take long for programming
and installation to be accomplished. To avoid problems with installation,
observe the following recommendations: It is very important in the programming
process that the vehicle’s battery is fully charged and there is no drain on
the battery. DO NOT program with a battery charger connected to the vehicle.
TURN OFF all electrical accessories (radio, heater/AC blower, wipers, etc.)
that will power up when the key is in the ‘Run’ position. Do not operate any
electrical accessories during the programming process.
Vehicles equipped with OnStar, satellite radio, remote starter, and/or
aftermarket speakers/amplifiers MUST have the fuse/fuses removed in order to
disable those devices prior to and during the programming process. (Refer to
the vehicle owner’s manual for location of radio, remote start, and amp
fuses.)
Unplug all accessories from cigarette lighter or any other auxiliary power
port on the vehicle BEFORE programming (cell phone chargers, GPS, etc.)
Disconnect any mobile devices from the entertainment system BEFORE programming
(Bluetooth, USB chargers, smart phones, etc.)
Daytime running lights should be disabled before programming. See vehicle
owner’s manual for information on how to turn off.
After inspection of the vehicle and removal of the fuse(s that operate any
accessory packages, continue with the installation of the programmer.
Once the programmer cable has been connected to the vehicle’s diagnostic port
and to the programmer, DO NOT remove or disturb the cable during the ENTIRE
programming process. Only remove the cable from the diagnostic port when the
installation is complete.
DO NOT leave the vehicle unattended during programming. The programmer screen
will display instructions for you to follow i.e., turning the key to the ‘On’
position (but NOT starting the engine, and you will be asked to select certain
engine tuning and vehicle adjustment features.
During the installation and programming if an error should occur, an error
code and/or message will be displayed on the programmer screen, along with a
phone number. Write down the error code or message and contact the Roost Dirt
Sports tech support department on the provided telephone number from 8am-5pm,
Central Time, Monday-Friday. Have the part number and serial number off of the
programmer, and your vehicle’s VIN # ready when you call.
Most programming errors are caused by electrical interruptions. Please see
Section 3 with more information for troubleshooting programming problems.
Section 1: Programming Instructions
Set the parking brake. Connect one (1) end of the provided cable to the programmer.
Remove the protective cover to the vehicle diagnostic port, usually located in
the front storage compartment near the distribution block, and plug the other
end of the provided cable into the diagnostic port. Make sure the cable is
plugged in completely to ensure a good connection. DO NOT disturb the cable
once it is connected to the diagnostic port.
The programmer will power up and display the startup screen.
Turn the key to the ‘Run’ position and select ‘OK’ using the middle
bottom button.
The ‘Run’ position is the last key click before the engine will start. D O
NOT start the engine at any time during the programming process. You should
hear your seat belt chime and warning light on the instrument panel when the
key is in this position. For keyless ignition/push button start vehicles,
press the ignition button until it cycles to the ‘Start/Run’ mode. The
programmer will then read out the VIN #, and after a few seconds, display the
Main Menu.
Main Menu
Use the left and right buttons at the bottom of the screen to scroll through the menu options. Press the middle button to ‘Select’ an option. Press the left button to go ‘Back’ to the last menu screen.
TUNING
This is the main option in the programmer. It has selections for the Hypertech
Power Tuning, and other adjustable performance features.
TROUBLE CODES
This option reads/displays/clears Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).
SETUP/INFO
This option displays various information about the programmer and your
vehicle. It also allows adjustments to the display screen.
Tuning Menu
From the Main Menu, press the left or right arrow buttons and scroll to the Tuning icon. Press ‘Select’ to enter the Tuning menu.
The programmer will display four (4) tuning options:
PRESET TUNING: Select a previously saved tune for installation.
CUSTOM TUNING: Select all Power Tuning and adjustable features available
for the vehicle.
PREVIOUS TUNING: Select a tune you have just used.
UNINSTALL TUNING: Select to reprogram all options back to factory stock
settings.
CUSTOM TUNING
When using the programmer for the first time, select the Custom Tuning option.
Press the ‘Select’ button to display the Tuning Main Menu.
NOTE: Some adjustable features on the upcoming pages are NOT available for all applications. The year, make, model, and engine of the vehicle will determine the available features. During the installation, only the available adjustable features for that particular application will appear on the programmer screen. Screens for each of the features may vary slightly from those shown.
To find the exact programming options available for your vehicle, go toroostdirtsports.com and select your year/make/model & engine at the top of the page.
ENGINE TUNING
Features & Benefits
Hypertech’s engine tuning is the most thorough tuning on the market. The
custom tunes we offer were developed over hundreds of dyno pulls. Testing was
done over months not only on the dyno, but on the trails as well.
Compatibility with aftermarket parts was also tested, so these tunes have room
to grow if you choose to upgrade your vehicle.
XP/XP4 Turbo/Turbo S
Stage 1: Factory boost with optimized spark and fueling.
Stage 2: Adds slightly more boost than factory and optimizes spark and
fuel.
Stage 3: Maximized boost curve with optimized spark and fueling. Clutch
kit recommended.
Stage 3-RG: All out maximized tuning for boost, spark, and fueling.
Requires race fuel and a clutch kit.
XP/XP4 1000/RS1
87 octane: Optimized spark and fueling for using 87 octane fuel.
89 octane: Optimized spark and fueling for using 89 octane fuel.
91 octane: Optimized spark and fueling for using 91 octane fuel for
maximum performance.
93+ octane: Optimized spark and fueling for using 93+ octane fuel for
maximum performance.
From the Main Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Engine Tuning. Press the ‘Select’ button to choose an optimized engine
tuning program.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight the engine tuning
program for the octane fuel being used. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen
tuning program. By selecting ‘Stock’, the programmer will install any
additional features selected, but keep the stock engine tuning.
REV LIMITER
XP/XP4 Turbo/Turbo S – Raise/Lower +200/-500RPM
XP/XP4 1000/RS1 – Raise/Lower +/-500RPM
Features & Benefits
The Rev Limiter option allows you to extend the engine’s rpm range and keep
the engine in the “sweet spot” of its power curve for quicker
acceleration.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Rev Limiter. Press the ‘Select’ button to adjust the engine rev limiter,
in 100 RPM increments.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to scroll up or down and highlight
the value to increase or decrease the engine rev limiter. Press ‘Select’ to
save the chosen value.
TOP SPEED LIMITER
Features & Benefits
Top Speed Limiter (High/Low): This option allows you to adjust the top
speed limiter in LOW range and HIGH range independently to match the speed
rating of your tires.
Top Speed Limiter (Seat belt): If you have installed aftermarket safety
harnesses you can adjust the top speed limiter associated with the seat belt
to match the speed rating of your tires.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Top Speed. Press the ‘Select’ button to adjust the top speed limiter.
ALL SPEED LIMITS
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight the desired top speed.
Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen value
PER MODE LIMITS
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight the desired mode:
High Gear, Low Gear, or Seat Belt. Press ‘Select’ to Press ‘Select’ to save
the chosen mode.
HIGH GEAR LIMIT
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the top speed for High
Gear. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen top speed.
LOW GEAR LIMIT
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the top speed for Low
Gear. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen top speed.
SEAT BELT LIMIT
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the top speed for Seat
Belt. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen top speed.
TIRE SIZE
Features & Benefits
Correct the speedometer reading for 24 ”-54” tires Note: Only select this
feature if the vehicle has a different size tire than what was installed from
the factory.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Tire Size. Press the ‘Select’ button to recalibrate the speedometer
reading for installed non-stock tire sizes. Use the buttons to the right of
the screen to highlight the desired tire size. Press ‘Select’ to save the
chosen value.
IMPORTANT NOTE
It is critical to measure the ACTUAL tire height. Here are two (2) methods of
measuring the tire height (in inches):
OPTION 1 (Accurate)
- Park on flat, level ground. Then measure the distance (in inches) from the ground to the top of the tire.
This is far more accurate than using the sidewall specifications.
OPTION 2 (Most Accurate)
- Place a chalk mark on the tire where it contacts the pavement and also mark the pavement. These marks should be at the center of the tire footprint pointing straight down to the pavement.
- Roll the vehicle in a straight line until the chalk mark makes one revolution and is pointing straight down at the pavement again. Mark the pavement again at this new spot.
- Measure (in inches) the distance between the two (2) marks on the pavement. Divide the measurement by 3.1416. This will give you the tire height in inches.
PORTAL CORRECTION
Features & Benefits
Correct the speedometer reading for portal gearing (Stock/15%/35%/45%)
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Portal Gearing. Press the ‘Select’ button to recalibrate the speedometer
reading for installed portal gears.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight the desired portal
gearing percentage. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen value.
THROTTLE RESPONSE
Features & Benefits
High/Low Mode: Stock/Belt/Mileage/Trail/Sport/Sport+/Race
STOCK: Factory throttle response mapping.
BELT: Limits your power delivery to help you break in the belt, or even
to help inexperienced drivers feel more comfortable behind the wheel for the
first time.
MILEAGE: Helps with clutch engagement while still maintaining stock power
delivery.
TRAIL: Increases power across the power band slightly and improves clutch
engagement and take-off.
SPORT: Bumps things up from the TRAIL setting.
SPORT+: Much more aggressive throttle mapping that brings power in
quickly and strongly.
RACE: All out aggressive power delivery and makes for an exciting ride
with highly increased sensitivity
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Throttle Response. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
HIGH GEAR THROTTLE RESPONSE
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the throttle response for
High Gear. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen throttle response
LOW GEAR THROTTLE RESPONSE
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the throttle response for
Low Gear. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen throttle response.
IDLE RPM
Features & Benefits
Raise/Lower Up To +/-200RPM
Adjust the idle RPM to reduce noise and vibration, to improve clutch
engagement on take-off, or improve battery charging at idle for lights,
stereo, etc.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Idle RPM. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the desired idle RPM.
Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen idle RPM.
FAN TEMP
Features & Benefits
Adjust On/Off Temperatures Of The Cooling Fans
Adjust the “on/off” temps of your vehicle’s electric cooling fans to match
a lower temp thermostat.
XP/XP4 Turbo/Turbo S: Stock (205°F)/175°F/185°F
XP/XP4 1000/RS1: Stock (205°F)/175°F/185°F/195°F
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Fan Temp. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select the desired temp
thermostat. Press ‘Select’ to save the chosen thermostat temp.
TWO FOOT LIMITER
Features & Benefits
Stock/5000RPM/Disabled
For those of you who use both feet to drive your vehicles to the limit we can
trip the two foot power limiter which is an immediate buzzkill when you’re
driving hard. Adjust this limiter to a higher RPM of 5000RPM, or even disable
it altogether to ensure your ride is dialed in to perform.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
Two Foot Limiter. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select your choice. Press
‘Select’ to save.
WIDE OPEN THROTTLE FUELING (NON-TURBO ONLY)
Features & Benefits
Stock/Richer +1/Richer +2
This option allows you to increase the wide open throttle (WOT) fueling to
account for airflow changes you have made to the exhaust system. Specifically,
we saw the need for this option due to exhaust system changes which affect the
airflow through the engine during valve overlap events. These changes are not
measured by the ECU’s manifold pressure sensor which is used to calculate
airflow and thus fueling. We optimized the WOT fueling for two (2) different
exhaust systems (high-flow, and straight through mufflers). Without changes to
the WOT fueling these systems caused a loss in power due to a lean condition.
In fact, even with the corrected fueling (and timing) we saw no performance
advantage over the factory muffler from either type of exhaust system. It is
also against Federal and California emissions regulations to alter the exhaust
systems on your RZR. We do NOT recommend modifying the exhaust system, but we
want to ensure that your engine is not running in a dangerously lean condition
if you do.
From the Tuning Menu, use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight
WOT Fuel. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select your choice. Press
‘Select’ to save. 21
Selection Review & Programming
REVIEW CHANGES
The Tuning Menu will display each option that you selected to change on your
vehicle. Once you have completed your selections from the Tuning Menu, the
programmer is now ready to flash the vehicle’s computer. Press ‘Accept’, then
‘Flash’ button to continue. If you want to change any of your selections,
press ‘Change’.
PRESET TUNE
The programmer allows you to save up to five (5) preset tunes. This feature
will save a specific selection of programming options in the programmer
memory. The preset tune can be selected from the Tuning Menu. If you wish to
save the currently selected tuning options as a preset tune, select ‘Yes’. If
you don’t want to save the selected options as a preset tune, select ‘No’.
To save the currently selected tuning options, use the buttons to the right of
the screen to scroll up or down and select any combination of letters or
numbers. The ‘Prev’ and ‘Next’ buttons move the cursor left and right.
Once you have selected a name, press ‘Done’ to continue.
PROGRAMMING
Follow all of the messages on the programmer screen during the entire
programming process for the vehicle. The programmer will prompt you to turn
the key to the ‘Run’ and ‘Off’ position during this process. When turning the
key to the ‘Run’ position, it is important to make sure that you turn the key
to the most forward position possible WITHOUT starting the vehicle.
IMPORTANT NOTES
While the unit is programming, the following is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: DO
NOT leave the vehicle while programming is in process. DO NOT unplug or
disturb the cable or turn the key off (unless instructed to by the
programmer). DO NOT Start the vehicle at any time while the programmer is
connected If the unit stops programming or is interrupted, please make a note
of any message(s) that appear on the programmer screen and call the provided
tech service line. On certain applications, the instrument panel message
center may light up, and random code information and other warning lights may
display. This is a NORMAL step during the programming process for certain
applications.
Prior to starting the programming process, the programmer will check for any
Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). If any DTCs are present, the programmer will
display them. You can review the DTCs before clearing.
If the vehicle has any DTCs, the programmer will display the number of DTCs
reported from the vehicle’s computer. You can review the DTCs by pressing the
‘Show’ button. Before the programming process can begin, all DTCs must be
cleared. To clear any DTCs, press the ‘Clear’ button. For more information on
this feature, see the DTC section. Once the DTCs are cleared, the programmer
will proceed to Reading Vehicle. NOTE: Necessary repairs must be made to the
corresponding DTC code(s) to properly clear the DTC(s). Make these repairs and
clear all DTCs with the programmer BEFORE programming the vehicle.
If the vehicle has no DTCs, the programmer will proceed immediately to Reading
Vehicle mode.
Once the programmer has completed the reading process, it will proceed to the
Writing Vehicle mode. Continue to follow the messages on the screen. You may
be prompted to turn the key to the ‘Run’ and ‘Off’ position during this
process.
After the programmer has successfully programmed the vehicle, follow the
instructions on the screen until you see the Complete screen.
It is now safe to unplug the programmer from the vehicle and start the engine.
Make sure the “Check Engine” light on the instrument cluster goes out (If
it stays on or flashes, read out the DTCs, and contact Roost Dirt Sports tech
support). Warm up the engine and make sure it is running smoothly.
For OnStar, Satellite Radio, or aftermarket electronic equipped vehicles:
Plug any connector(s) back into the original location and reinstall any fuses,
panels, and/or other interior components that were removed prior to
programming.
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
From the Main Menu, press the left or right arrow buttons to scroll to the
Trouble Codes icon.
Press ‘Select’ to enter the Trouble Codes menu.
The programmer will immediately begin reading out the DTCs from the vehicle’s
computer.
If no DTCs are present, the programmer will display the following message:
If the vehicle has any DTCs, the programmer will show the total number of DTCs
reported from the vehicle’s computer. Press ‘Show’ to see all the DTCs found.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to scroll up or down and review
each DTC. To see a definition of each DTC, press the ‘More’ button. The
programmer will display a description of the DTC. To clear all DTCs, press the
‘Clear’ button.
NOTE: Necessary repairs must be made to the corresponding DTC code(s) to properly clear the DTC(s). Make these repairs and clear all DTCs with the programmer BEFORE programming the vehicle.
Setup/Info
From the Main Menu, press the left or right arrow buttons and scroll to the
Setup/Info icon. Press ‘Select’ to enter the Setup/Info menu.
DEVICE INFO
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight Device Info. Press the
‘Select’ button to display the Device Info menu.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to scroll up or down and review the
device info.
VEHICLE INFO
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight Vehicle Info. Press
the ‘Select’ button to display the Vehicle Info menu. Info menu displays
the VIN # of the vehicle that the programmer was last connected to, and the
current status of the programmer
Select ‘Settings’ to view the current options that are programmed in the
vehicle. Select ‘Back’ button to return to the previous menu. Use the buttons
to the right of the screen to view all the settings programmed into the
vehicle.
BRIGHTNESS
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight the Brightness
feature. Press the ‘Select’ button to display the Brightness menu.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to select Day, Night, or
Sensitivity. Press ‘Select’ to choose.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to adjust the brightness of the
display screen, from 1 to 9. Press the ‘Back’ button to return to the previous
menu.
Section 2: Programming Back To Stock, Changing Tuning Options, &
Selecting Preset Tunes
Reconnect the programmer to the vehicle as in Section 1 and follow the
messages on the screen until the Main Menu appears. Select the Tuning icon
from the Main Menu.
PROGRAMMING BACK TO STOCK
To return the vehicle completely to factory stock settings, select Uninstall
Tuning from the Tuning menu.
Follow the programming instructions from Section 1
CHANGING TUNING OPTIONS
To change tuning options, select Custom Tuning from the Tuning menu.
To make options changes, follow the Tuning instructions from Section 1.
Note: All tuning options default to ‘Stock’ settings, regardless of what
tuning options are currently programmed in the vehicle. You will need to
select each option again, even if you aren’t making a change from the current
setting.
SELECTING PRESET TUNES
To flash a previously saved tune, use the buttons to the right of the screen
on the Tuning Menu and select Preset Tuning. Press the ‘Select’ button to
bring up a list of preset tunes.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to highlight a Preset Tune, and
press ‘Select’.
Select ‘Change’ to make changes to the tuning options. Select ‘Accept’ to
continue with programming.
Use the buttons to the right of the screen to review the Preset Tune options.
Note: If you select ‘Change’, all tuning options default to ‘Stock’
settings, regardless of what tuning options are currently programmed in the
vehicle. You will need to select each option again, even if you aren’t making
a change from the current setting.
Section 3: Technical Information & Troubleshooting
What To Do Before Taking The Vehicle In For Service
Return The Vehicle To The Stock Programming
When the vehicle is taken to a dealership or repair shop for any service, the
vehicle’s computer must be returned to the original stock calibrations, prior
to taking the vehicle for service. To do this, follow the Bac To Stock
instructions in Section 2. This allows the original factory calibrations to be
transferred from their stored location in the programmer and reinstalled into
the vehicle’s computer. This process returns the computer to factory stock and
resets the programmer to allow the user to reprogram the vehicle AFTER repairs
or service.
Why Is It Necessary To Return To The Stock Tuning?
The reason that this should be done is because the factory diagnostic
equipment will only recognize factory calibration information. If that
information is not stored it will automatically update the vehicle’s computer
to the original calibrations or to the most recent updated version, erasing
the optimized tuning and other adjustable features that were installed by the
programmer.
Reprogramming The Vehicle After Service Or Repair
After the vehicle has been serviced or repaired, you may retune your vehicle.
If the factory has reprogrammed the vehicle with a calibration that is new and
not recognized by the programmer, the programmer will display a “Update
Required” message. If this occurs, the user will be instructed on how to
update the programmer. This is a safety feature of the programmer. We do not
want to rewrite any information if it is different from the calibrations
currently stored in the vehicle. Following the instructions will allow the
vehicle to have the latest and most current performance calibration that will
match the updated factory version. Call the tech service line that appears on
the screen for instructions on how to update the programmer. Due to the
factory update of the computer, the programmer will have to be upgraded to
match the new calibrations that have been installed in the vehicle’s computer.
There is no charge for calibration updates.
Troubleshooting Guide
Vehicle Not Supported
The following message is displayed when the programmer does not recognize the
vehicle, along with an error code. THIS VEHICLE IS NOT SUPPORTED FOR
PROGRAMMING; CALL Roost Dirt Sports AT 901.382.8888. Verify that the vehicle
year/make/model/engine shows to be supported with the programmer part number.
The part number is located on the label on the back of the programmer, and on
the end of the box. If the vehicle is supported, the programmer may need to be
updated to the latest revision to work on your vehicle. See Section 4 for
instructions on how to update your programmer.
Loss Of Communication
The following message will appear if the programmer is unable to communicate
with the vehicle’s computer.
AN ERROR OCCURRED DURING VEHICLE PROGRAMMING;
CALL Roost Dirt Sports AT 901.382.8888.
- Run’ position and that the engine is not running.
- Make sure that both ends of the cable are securely attached.
- Wait at least five (5) minutes for the programmer to re-establish communication before restarting the programming process.
- If the three (3) steps above do not correct the problem, call Roost Dirt Sports tech service line on the phone number that appears on the programmer screen.
Cable Removed While Programming
The programmer will lose power during programming if the cable is removed for
any reason. If this happens, simply reconnect the cable, and follow the
messages on the programmer.
Attempting To Program A Different Vehicle
VIN mismatch will appear if attempting to program the computer in another
vehicle without first programming the last vehicle it was used on back to
stock. Return the previous vehicle back to stock, following the Back To Stock
procedure in Section 2.
Update Required
There are several instances where an update may be required to use the
programmer. The following codes require an update. The programmer will display
a message that it needs to be updated. The programmer can be updated via the
internet using the Hypertech Tuner Update Software, and the supplied USB
cable. See Section 4 (next page) for instructions on how to update your
programmer.
Blank Screen
If the programmer does not power up, make sure that both ends of the cable are
fully inserted. If the programmer still does not turn on, check for a blown
fuse in the vehicle fuse panel for either the cigarette lighter or the
accessory circuit. Replace with the proper amperage fuse.
Section 4: Updating Your Programmer
The programmer may need to be updated if support for the vehicle was added after the manufacture date of the programmer, or if the vehicle has a calibration that is not supported by the programmer. Follow the steps below to update your programmer.
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Install the Tuner Update Software
The Tuner Update Software can be installed on any Windows based PC. Go to roostdirtsports.com and click “Customer Support” at the top of the page, then scroll down and select “Software Downloads” and follow the instructions. Note: The Tuner Update Software is not compatible on Apple/MAC operating systems. -
Connect the programmer to the PC with the supplied USB cable.
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Open the Tuner Update Application software from the PC.
Once the update software is installed, there will be a shortcut installed on your desktop. Double click the shortcut to start the program. -
Click the ‘Update Tuner’ button and follow the instructions on the screen.
Section 5: Product Warranty & Contact Info
Factory Direct Limited 1 Year Warranty
(Effective January 1, 2020 replaces and supersedes previous product warranty
policy.)
Hypertech products are warranted against defects in materials or workmanship
for one (1) year from the date of purchase. Hypertech’s liability under this
warranty shall be limited to the prompt correction or replacement of any
defective part of the product which Hypertech determines to be necessary. This
limited one (1) year warranty is to the original purchaser providing all the
information requested is furnished. You must retain a copy of your original
sales invoice or receipt. Without proper documentation, a service fee will be
applied. Third party resellers and resold units are NOT covered under this
warranty.
Important Note: The Max Energy Spectrum is designed to use on only one (1)
vehicle at a time.
In order to use the Max Energy Spectrum on another vehicle, the vehicle it
is currently being used on must be returned to stock by following the Back To
Stock procedure in Section 2. Once the Max Energy Spectrum has been returned
to stock, it can then be used on another vehicle, if that vehicle is supported
by the Max Energy Spectrum.
The Max Energy Spectrum is limited for use on a maximum of three (3) vehicles.
Each time the Max Energy Spectrum is connected to a vehicle, the VIN # is
stored in the Max Energy Spectrum memory. Once the Max Energy Spectrum has a
third VIN # stored, it will no longer be able to be reused on another vehicle.
Warranty coverage is only for the original purchaser, and on the original
vehicle the Max Energy Spectrum was used on. After the third VIN # there will
be a service fee applied to reset the unit.
Additional licenses for new vehicles can be purchased from Hypertech. To
order, call our Tech Department at 901.382.8888, or
emailtechsupport@hypertech.com, with the
serial number off of the programmer.
30-Day Risk-Free, Money Back Guarantee
(Effective January 1, 2020
The 30-day money back guarantee applys to all Max Energy Spectrum Power Programmers, React Throttle Optimizers, PowerStays, Max Energy 2.0 Power Programmers, Max Energy Power Programmers, Interceptors, Speedometer Calibrators, In-Line Speedometer Calibrator Modules, and Power Chips for GM. The product MUST be returned to the place of purchase within thirty (30) days. All items must be received in a new, unused and ready-to-sell condition (including all original packaging, parts, and paperwork) to receive a refund, excluding any shipping and handling fees. Units purchased used or reconditioned from a non-authorized Hypertech or Roost Dirt Sports dealer, or units sold by 3rd-party vendors (i.e. ebay) are NOT covered under this guarantee.
Contact Info
Hypertech Tech Department
Phone: 901.382.8888
Fax: 901.373.5290
techsupport@hypertech.com
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm Central Time
hypertech.com
Hypertech
7375 Adrianne Place
Bartlett, Tennessee 38133
hypertech.com
- Application specific. Go to roostdirtsports.com and do a product search with specific year, make, and model for CARB E.O. verification.
References
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