check your soldering frist!
Hi all, I just wanna ask if anyone knows how to write this type of chip properly, rh66 for toyota vellfire/alphard 2015+. I have done alot of these chips and still experience odometer freeze sometimes. I read and write it the same way as old vellfire/alphard 93C66 but i never had any problems with the old models before. Any idea what might be the problem? Are there difference between 93C66 and RH66?
Last edited by deforce2006; 8th December, 2017 at 11:22 AM.
check your soldering frist!
deforce2006 (18th December, 2017)
Hi thanks for your suggestion. Tho I'm quite confident the problem doesn't comes from soldering. Any other ideas?
you need how many km?
i made one for you.
deforce2006 (19th December, 2017)
some times you do bad soldering when you frist read this small chip and you don’t know.
you can read the right old odo and change the km, but the new odo is freeze.
so you must do 100% good soldering in the frist reading time and solder it back on dash
deforce2006 (19th December, 2017)
deforce2006 (19th December, 2017)
Yes I understand but I always check the eeprom before I write since I would need to edit and synchronize to prevent it from freezing like the old models. I notice everytime the odo freeze, the synchronization would run off. Redo the same method would result me the same freezing issue.
Read again and I'll always see the synchronization will run off. The easy solution is change to other mileage, difference by thousands and synchronize the 17 mileage bytes with the 0000/FFFF in the following.
If I insist on the same mileage with the freezing problem, usually I just keep editing the synchronization in a different way till it works. Funny thing is the method to solve this particular car might not work the same for other, despite being the same speedometer and same model.
I wish I could post the dumps here to have a better look with you guys but my comp keeps reading those dump files as virus and preventing me to transfer.
Last edited by deforce2006; 19th December, 2017 at 09:37 PM.
17 mileage bytes it the blue highlighted in the picture?
17 mileage bytes.jpg
then how many FFFF do you put before 0000 to make it work again?
deforce2006 (21st December, 2017)
deforce2006 (21st December, 2017), maremuruk (31st October, 2020), Quiet (21st December, 2017)
Can a RH 86 eeprom be replaced with a regular 93c86 eeprom
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