Is Flashing Car ECU Harmful to the Vehicle?
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Flashing a car's ECU is harmful to the vehicle. Below is a detailed explanation of why flashing a car's ECU can be harmful: 1. Principle of Car ECU Flashing: The operation of a car engine is controlled by the car's computer (i.e., ECU). The ECU controls the engine's air intake, fuel injection, ignition timing, etc., thereby determining the engine's operational efficiency, power, torque, and more. 2. After Flashing ECU: The vehicle will require higher-quality gasoline. Using low-quality gasoline can damage the vehicle. 3. Higher Temperature Requirements: After flashing the ECU, the engine operates at an overclocked frequency. Without an excellent cooling system, this can affect the engine's lifespan. 4. 4S Shop May Deny Warranty: Vehicles with flashed ECUs may be denied warranty services by 4S shops.