
Originally Written by
turbodiesel80
I agree, but as I weave the only one reading can create problems and not just on the ecu.
a short time ago, I read a eeprom of a notebook very recently to make a backup bios as I always do, for distraction due to fatigue, so I selected a model of the eeprom is similar but not the exact one.
the only reading that I have truncated to put the collection of data, he deleted some bytes that were to be the protection area for reading, a result notenook deceased.
Luckily, a colleague had the same model in for repair in his workshop, otherwise find the original rom of a model 2016 would have been virtually impossible.
then make a short and for a moment, just a small distraction and jump in a nano second.
I at the moment I have the galletto master v54 clone for now, but works well, and I'm doing something and it is proving to be useful.
However, when it comes to micro-processor or the eeprom according to me as long as you do not have an original tool and professional with advanced features and better to always make a backup dell full map.
is it true that you lose time but at least you're sure not to find yourself in trouble.
as I explained in my opinion and well find the most info possible, because you can happen the customer anxious that you just have to not answer a single time and start to massacrarti of phone calls as long as you do not answer or do not resolve.
this leads you to make mistakes even more.
Even if you were to change it with another the problem of reading remains, should first understand what happened with the current one, otherwise you'll find yourself a row of ecu with the same problem.