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    Default VOYAGER 2.5TD 1999

    HI

    I need immo off VOYAGER 2.5TD year 1999 ECU BOSCH 0281001768.
    Here 24C02 dump:
    https://rapidshare.com/files/3686351...0281001768.ORI

    You can immo off?

    Thanks

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    I have try modif same than cherokee but don't work.

    Other idea?

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    nobody have same problem than me.....?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CIRCUIT.FR View Post
    nobody have same problem than me.....?
    ottocheck dump works fine, but you need replace original b58xxx eeprom on any 24C02 from Atmel or ST ( to set write protect - lift pin 7 of eeprom from board and connect to pin 8)

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    try this dump (i have tested similar solutions on 0 281 001 708 and 0 281 001 333 ECUs)
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    You MUST change original 24c02 with 24c02WP .
    Decoding your original file with ecuvonix,write on 24c02wp ,solder on ecu,lift pin 7 of 24c02wp and short 7 with 8 pin.

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    Hi

    Tested and good work.
    Solved.

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    Hi
    Where to buy quality 24C02WP?
    thanks

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    RS Components I got mine from... But would think Farnell's or maybe even a Maplins store should be able to supply them...

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    Or you can just buy new 24c02 and protect from write with pin's 7 to 8 - most of cases eeprom hardware defect
    Im here to help and to be helped

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    Quote Originally Posted by furnata View Post
    Or you can just buy new 24c02 and protect from write with pin's 7 to 8 - most of cases eeprom hardware defect
    Need to cut any wire from immo ?

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    No coz the eprom being write protected prevents the immo writing immo data to it..

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    Hello Friends..

    I have a 0 281 001 768 which needs immo off because the immo is damaged......

    I'm really confused with this one, I made new file using usual suspects from my original file but it does not work..

    My confusion is reference the "Write Protect" part... I used new 24C02 and lifted pin 7 and bridged to 8 as seen in another post.. This pin out don't match UPA suggestion however its reported to work

    Then I read about using 24C02WP eeprom and lifting pin 7 If a WP eeprom is used and write protected why would legs need lifting ?

    Any roads bottom line...What file works and exactly what needs doing in resepect of eeprom ?

    The data in my eeprom is changing so lifting 7 to 8 is not stopping this in a normal 24c02 eeprom

    I hope some one can help clear this up for me...

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    Hi

    Tested solution . Pass is in your pm .

    regards
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    Thanks again antlio for another helping hand...
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