DTC Removal

Are you tired of seeing the dreaded “check engine” light on your dashboard? Have you tried everything to get rid of it, but nothing seems to work?

DTC Removal allows to remove individual error codes from the ECU. This modification is very useful when our customers want to remove some parts of the electronic system, such as EGR, intake and many more. It can also remove some software errors caused by other racing applications.

What is DTC?

DTC stands for Diagnostic Trouble Code. It is a code that is generated by your car’s onboard computer when it detects an issue with one of its systems. The code is then stored in the computer’s memory and can be retrieved using a diagnostic tool. The “check engine” light is typically triggered when a DTC is generated.

What is DTC removal?

DTC removal is the process of deleting or “remapping” the codes stored in your car’s computer. This can be done by a professional mechanic or by using specialized software. The goal of DTC removal is to prevent the “check engine” light from coming on, even if there is an issue with one of the car’s systems.

How does DTC removal work?

DTC removal works by modifying the car’s computer software. This can be done by a professional mechanic or by using specialized software. The process involves identifying the DTC codes that are causing the “check engine” light to come on and either deleting them or remapping them to a different value. Once this is done, the “check engine” light should no longer come on, even if there is an issue with one of the car’s systems.

What are the benefits of DTC removal?

The main benefit of DTC removal is that it can prevent the “check engine” light from coming on, even if there is an issue with one of the car’s systems. This can be useful for drivers who have an issue that cannot be fixed or who want to avoid costly repairs. Additionally, some drivers may want to remove DTC codes to prepare their car for a race or performance event where having the “check engine” light on can result in disqualification.

What are the drawbacks of DTC removal?

One of the main drawbacks of DTC removal is that it can mask underlying issues with your car’s systems. If there is an issue with your car’s engine or emissions system, for example, removing the DTC codes can prevent you from knowing that there is a problem until it becomes much worse. Additionally, removing DTC codes can make it more difficult to diagnose and fix issues with your car in the future.

Is DTC removal legal?

In most cases, DTC removal is not legal. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prohibits the tampering of emissions control devices, which includes the car’s onboard computer. Additionally, many states have laws that prohibit the use of modified vehicles on public roads. However, there are some exceptions to these laws, such as for racing or performance events, where DTC removal may be permitted.