Late to the party, you must call a dealer and give them the VIN to get a security code.
Typically, this happens when the flash fails.
Type in the new code; it will get past the security, and everything will be expected.
Yes, the MotorOPs Autocal did work. It ended up being the security cable that gave me issues.
I purchased a complete bundle from MotorOps and no more issues.
I purchased their DSP OBD switch, OBD security cable, and Autocal.
The only issue was that the Autocal had an error code when I initially tried to flash.
I had to add the Cummins in the BBX side of things and update.
All was well from there.
The only complaint is that I wish MotorOps had done that little thing before I received the Autocal.
In defense of them, we were 20 minutes from their shipping deadline when I ordered, and they had to load the tune file into the unit and then ship overnight from Canada to Alabama.
I gave them a pass on the BBX deal due to the shipping cutoff time and their bending over backward to ensure the unit went out in the minimal timeframe I gave them.
I was majorly impressed with them.
One more fun fact- MotorOps didn't bash EZ Lynk for the model year I had but did mention that it wasn't optimal for my application and suggested that EFI Live was the preferred tuning solution for mine.
I would suggest going with the recommended tuning solution rather than choosing a platform and making it work.
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