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huntersub84
28-10-2014, 15:18
I have a question that maybe ? gi? been made but not one I found on the forum

In parit? SW and HW, a backup BDM, can you? mount on any ecu to equal the SW and HW?
I translate better to the phrase twisted

If I programming the ECU of my 159 1.9 jtdm 150 hp, the block, and I have not done a backup in bdm, can I replace with one that has the same number of hw and sw, and then retrieve the ecu?
Or ? better to have a backup to keep in the store if ever you have problems?

Thanks for any answers

alex68
28-10-2014, 17:31
the same sw and hdw is

ugoboss
28-10-2014, 18:29
if you write a full backup to another unit with the same sw and hw need to do a scodifica part of the e2prom, because inside them there are the data immo, and then you have to riscrivergli also your injectors, then ? always better to do a backup before the ecu, so in the case of a block to throw in everything and you're set.

huntersub84
28-10-2014, 21:14
Very good, I have confirmed my doubt ;)

Thanks a lot

matteo23
28-10-2014, 22:53
And if you happen not to be in possession of the file ori of the e2prom and micro (why? maybe you ? read by OBD), can you? write maybe another backup (e2eprom, micro and flash)? same car, same configuration engine but with HW and SW different..? (Of course, being turned scodificare partial key code)..?

huntersub84
28-10-2014, 23:08
but sorry, in the backup..a file would not have the same gold that you read through the OBD?

ugoboss
29-10-2014, 07:02
but sorry, in the backup..a file would not have the same gold that you read through the OBD?

no eobd only read the part where there are maps, then if you write that file in the bdm, the machine is not part of the safe because it lacks all of the management, while if you write a file that is read in the bdm serial writes.

huntersub84
29-10-2014, 13:48
Legendary Ugo, you're removing large doubts, as you can see via BDM I have never worked and the first to put his hand on anything, I prefer to inform me! Thanks, always helpful ;)