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Old Apr 24, 2008 | 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by doctorrich
Just installed the Hypertech program on my JK this morning. I ended up pulling 3 fuses to the satellite radio and clock (M13 was the extra, from what I remember).

Until I pulled the M13 fuse, I kept getting "error code 7E- wormcode failure" which, according to the Hypertech customer service guy, was a communication error meaning there was something drawing power (radio, charger, etc). I figured it to be the clock.

It took about fifteen minutes for the computer to read the JK, then another ten or so to write the files back.

I drove it around the neighborhood to make sure it ran fine, and I'll take it out on the highway tomorrow. My JK sounded quieter at idle and appeared to "lug" less at lower gears when I shifted.
Great post. I kept getting the same error and since it was in the evening Hypertech support was closed. I went back to see if there was something drawing power and sure enough it was the clock on the radio and the alarm system. I pulled the two fuses and the Hypertech worked like a charm.
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