Reply With Quotevery hard way , you can do this on board also then why you use 2nd base
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Doing a micro eeprom the hard way
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take a pogo pin and make you and adapter to your base....
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like this is more easy and clean!
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i can mke tht alot nicer Originally Posted by mecjp
like this is more easy and clean!
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I connect it on the Via Holes with Pogo pins, no soldering and no removing of EEPROM... Originally Posted by XmoDDeR
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Yes, but you are smarter than the average button pusher. Originally Posted by hcip
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what you do more nicer than a pogo pin? Originally Posted by XmoDDeR
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Any one got wiring pinpoint for 2013 Honda Jaz dash eeprom 93c76 this is a very small eeprom?
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hi
some has kia carnival or sedona with tiny eeprom of c66 contact points ....thanks or power up pins...thanks
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To Get the Power pins(in all Dash) Originally Posted by digimile
1: You need a multimeter (Ohmeter) set to X1
2: look for the bigest Electrolytic capacitor in Culster PCB
3: in positive side of the electrolityc capacitor, there is a Diode connected to it ( Reverse votage Protection)
4: Check the Diode connectivity (anode side) to Cluster pin socket, (that is the positive supply of cluster)
5: Negative side is easy to find, in the Ground side of PCB measure the continuity of it to the cluster socket to find the negative supply
See the attached picture for reference
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