chaotichoax

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Can anyone help me here?



I followed all the steps...tried searching for a similar problem...some people with windows 7 had the same issues but unrelated

I uninstalled and reinstalled the newest ecuflash and my tactrix cable is brand new 2.0 rev E

Anyone?

tephra

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are you using the white connector as well?

chaotichoax

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yes I am...I plugged in the tactrix then the white connector...then turned the key to on

chaotichoax

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anybody?

tephra

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enough volts in the car?

that pesky fuse that stops you reflashing ok?

otherwise it looks like a driver issue to me... uninstall ecuflash, uninstall ALL the openport drivers..

maybe install the beta 3000 (or was it 3150)...

chaotichoax

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car was freshly driven

what is the fuse you speak of?

I didn't manually uninstall the drivers...what is the easiest way to uninstall them?

tephra

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in add/remove programs if you see any tactric/openport references then uninstall them (after you have uninstalled ecuflash that is)

i cant remember the fuse exactly, search on here.. some guy couldn't reflash or something and he found a fuse was blown...

chaotichoax

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removed ecuflash and the individual taxtrix drivers that were installed...still doesn't work

I tried evoscan for the hell of it...evoscan doesn't recognize the cable either...I'm starting to think maybe the cable is bad

tephra

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hrmm could be...

did u try the beta ecuflash? 3150?

chaotichoax

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I did not, where can I download the beta from?

tephra

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tactrix.com -> downloads -> beta software

safat_evo

same problem with me bt my 1 is 1.3u cable.what should i do??please help me out

chaotichoax

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Resolution Update:

After conversing with John @ Akuma, he determined it was the smaller white "writing" plug that was causing my connection issue.

I sent my cable back to tactrix for a replacement and received a new cable. I was able to read and write to the ECU.

Thanks to John @ Akuma and Amanda @ Tactrix for helping me resolve this issue.