CoobimFox
5th February, 2024, 06:44 PM
Hi, I need to check if the memory dump is correct.
The car is a Pegueot 307 SW with a 2.0-RFN engine from 2003.
BSI was damaged by flooding, the PCB is badly corroded, so I bought a used BSI, they are identical, at least I think so.
Memory was read with a Wellon 990 programmer and I used ImmoKiller to read the dump. And here is the problem, the VIN number does not match and contains a dot.
Pin I read is 8NVD and I don't know if it is correct, readed VIN is V.3FH3FRCN2869998
Restoring the new BSI to virgin state by filling the EEPROM with FF values is the correct way?
BSI manufacturer is Valeo, part numer is 9651197580 J03-00, all the rest of the numbers are the same except: Cmd, Puissance, Ordere ANN and of course the production date
chassis VIN number is VF33HRFNV82969938
The car is a Pegueot 307 SW with a 2.0-RFN engine from 2003.
BSI was damaged by flooding, the PCB is badly corroded, so I bought a used BSI, they are identical, at least I think so.
Memory was read with a Wellon 990 programmer and I used ImmoKiller to read the dump. And here is the problem, the VIN number does not match and contains a dot.
Pin I read is 8NVD and I don't know if it is correct, readed VIN is V.3FH3FRCN2869998
Restoring the new BSI to virgin state by filling the EEPROM with FF values is the correct way?
BSI manufacturer is Valeo, part numer is 9651197580 J03-00, all the rest of the numbers are the same except: Cmd, Puissance, Ordere ANN and of course the production date
chassis VIN number is VF33HRFNV82969938