Ducati models are supported only by TuneECU for Android. Ace Of Base Greatest Hits Rar. Existing Custom maps should only be used as a basis for a fine-tuning. Without a test run on a dynamometer, you should not use these Custom maps, because every engine is different. 2237B37SNPZ.hex OEM.

The attached link takes you to a French guy's site who has created a diagnostic software package for the 5.9AM ECU's. There is a full list of compatible bikes on the site.

He has done some tweaks to the software and it now works with older 5.9M ECU's like the one fitted to my 2003 999. For the newer ECU's he requires you to post a read out from the software so that he can send you a fully functioning version of the software (it is linked to the ECU serial number to prevent commercial use) for the older ECU's it works straight out of the box (including setting the TPS and resetting the service light).

All that is required to get you up and running are some leads off Ebay 1. A VAG KKL 409.1 EOBD lead 2. A Fiat/Lancia/Alfa EOBD adaptor lead (must have the +ve and -ve battery connection leads) and of course a computer Download the software This is my functioning setup Netbook with 1gb RAM, 250gb HDD, Win7 Starter OS VAG KKL 409.1 EOBD lead (sourced off ebay) CDM20602 Drivers, downloaded from the FTDI site (just Goolge it) Fiat/Lancia/Alfa Romeo EOBD Adapter Lead (sourced off ebay) 3m USB extension lead Last edited by chrisw; at 01:49 PM. This is what I'd been hoping I'd see someday. There is a similar one for Triumphs called Tune ECU that I used on a mates Rocket III Roadster the other week and it is superb. As well as the usual diagnostic and test functoins you can also copy the fuel/ignition map, modify it, and download new maps to the ECU.