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Not personally had it done but try the Hyundai Owners Forum - several people on there have done it.
Basically, all who've done it think it's great (suppose you would after spending up to £300 on it ). - they say slightly better fuel consumption (3-5mpg, so possibly not a good enough reason alone to do it?) but also better throttle response.
However, there are several people on there who worry that, long-term, it might damage the engine.
Also, they suggest go for the CPU re-map (costs £300) and not the bolt-on widget (on eBay for £150 or so). Both seem to have a similar effect but there is more concern about the damage the bolt-on solution might have.
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Topic: hyundai santa fe cdtd 2005 re-mapping
