Got trouble with ECU for Evo X JDM
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Got trouble with ECU for Evo X JDM
Tried reading ECU from EVO X JDM, first by using Ecuedit, later with Ecuflash 1.42. Both get interrupted, show an error and give no effect.
I tried multiple times, as a result, my Evo won't even start now.
Any ideas about this? How do I solve the problem with starting the car?
I tried multiple times, as a result, my Evo won't even start now.
Any ideas about this? How do I solve the problem with starting the car?
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[16:25:42.890] -- connecting to kernel --
[16:25:42.890] kernel get version
[16:25:43.718] interface close
[16:25:43.750] interface close
Is there other suggestions?
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Today I tried to write 52360016 rom in recovery mode. It wrote successfuly, but car still with same problem - cant be started and show errors on stock display like "not much oil", "need service" etc. So same promblem without changes.
May be I need to write 52360018 rom? I don't know my stock rom, because I coundn't read it.
Can anyone help to get 52360018 rom?
May be I need to write 52360018 rom? I don't know my stock rom, because I coundn't read it.
Can anyone help to get 52360018 rom?
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If this is a 2008 model GSR then the stock ROM would be 52360016 or 52360018, if it's a 2009 then it would be 54560002.
Seems weird that it wouldn't start after just trying to read the ROM. Maybe a problem with Ecuedit, is it even compatible with the EvoX?
When you turn the key to the ON postition does the radiator fans turn on? If so, it must be stuck in programing state as mentioned above. Try loading a stock 52360018 and try to exit programing state. If successful, try to write that 52360018 to the ECU (with ECUFlash of course).
The recovery method on the openecu site doesn't work while the ecu is on the vehicle. You have to do this on a bench to make it work.
Seems weird that it wouldn't start after just trying to read the ROM. Maybe a problem with Ecuedit, is it even compatible with the EvoX?
When you turn the key to the ON postition does the radiator fans turn on? If so, it must be stuck in programing state as mentioned above. Try loading a stock 52360018 and try to exit programing state. If successful, try to write that 52360018 to the ECU (with ECUFlash of course).
The recovery method on the openecu site doesn't work while the ecu is on the vehicle. You have to do this on a bench to make it work.
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If this is a 2008 model GSR then the stock ROM would be 52360016 or 52360018, if it's a 2009 then it would be 54560002.
Seems weird that it wouldn't start after just trying to read the ROM. Maybe a problem with Ecuedit, is it even compatible with the EvoX?
When you turn the key to the ON postition does the radiator fans turn on? If so, it must be stuck in programing state as mentioned above. Try loading a stock 52360018 and try to exit programing state. If successful, try to write that 52360018 to the ECU (with ECUFlash of course).
The recovery method on the openecu site doesn't work while the ecu is on the vehicle. You have to do this on a bench to make it work.
Seems weird that it wouldn't start after just trying to read the ROM. Maybe a problem with Ecuedit, is it even compatible with the EvoX?
When you turn the key to the ON postition does the radiator fans turn on? If so, it must be stuck in programing state as mentioned above. Try loading a stock 52360018 and try to exit programing state. If successful, try to write that 52360018 to the ECU (with ECUFlash of course).
The recovery method on the openecu site doesn't work while the ecu is on the vehicle. You have to do this on a bench to make it work.
Can you send me 52360018 rom and xml? I didn't find it
Thank you for your help!
Last edited by Maxim_S; Dec 29, 2009 at 05:00 PM.
yeah thats programming mode.
you should definatley be able to open ANY EvoX ROM.
then just choose "exit programming mode" from the menu. (with the IGN on obviously)
no wires should need to be changed.
ensure that "Atlernate flash recovery mode" IS NOT selected in the options.
you should definatley be able to open ANY EvoX ROM.
then just choose "exit programming mode" from the menu. (with the IGN on obviously)
no wires should need to be changed.
ensure that "Atlernate flash recovery mode" IS NOT selected in the options.
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yeah thats programming mode.
you should definatley be able to open ANY EvoX ROM.
then just choose "exit programming mode" from the menu. (with the IGN on obviously)
no wires should need to be changed.
ensure that "Atlernate flash recovery mode" IS NOT selected in the options.
you should definatley be able to open ANY EvoX ROM.
then just choose "exit programming mode" from the menu. (with the IGN on obviously)
no wires should need to be changed.
ensure that "Atlernate flash recovery mode" IS NOT selected in the options.
try it again - turn ign OFF - wait 15 seconds - turn ign ON, and QUICKLY do the "Exit programming mode"
load up any stock ROM - try a 52680020 as well
double check you are NOT on "alternate flash recovery mode"
load up any stock ROM - try a 52680020 as well
double check you are NOT on "alternate flash recovery mode"
try it again - turn ign OFF - wait 15 seconds - turn ign ON, and QUICKLY do the "Exit programming mode"
load up any stock ROM - try a 52680020 as well
double check you are NOT on "alternate flash recovery mode"
load up any stock ROM - try a 52680020 as well
double check you are NOT on "alternate flash recovery mode"