Punto II need PIN from BSI dump

[baltazar3]

Here is a dump (93LC66) from BSI Punto II 1.2 8V 2000 .Need PIN code
Thanks in advice.

[melcool]

try pin 54715

[baltazar3]

Its work.
Thanks MelCOOL !!!

[cvetko]

Can you describe how you get the code. If you get with calculations I want to learn how (where precisely is located)

[autochei]

use zedbull with effi program

[yellowstilo]

Can you describe how you get the code. If you get with calculations I want to learn how (where precisely is located)

Just look at the dump, the code is clearly visible in two locations without any encryption.....

[cvetko]

I found the code too. My question is:
I have extract .bin file from my punto with MPPS. The file is 512KB. How to find the code in this file. I know that the pin code is calculated from location 0x38 ( second number), location, 0x39 and 0x3a but where to start to count on my file (512kb).
Please give me instrucitons. Thanks in advance.

[Johnner]

Before you do any of that mate...would you please go here and introduce yourself : Introduce Yourself (http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/forumdisplay.php/2-Introduce-Yourself)

[yellowstilo]

glad you found the pin code but you did't find the "Thanks" button on the left - it's for thanking people who help you.....

[cvetko]

Thank you very much but I still not understand ho to find in my bin file
Can you tell me how?

[cvetko]

I dont have diagnostic to check the pin code also previous owner has lost the card so I would like to know is it 10832 my pin code?
If I start to count from 8000 then it appears that this is the code.

[yellowstilo]

look at the left side, there is a "thanks" button - if you want to be helped as a newbie it is good to show you appreciate when people help you - you have to earn your credits....
btw - your pin code can never be 10832 as zero is an invalid digit for the pin.
I hope you get the hint now....

[cvetko]

look at the left side, there is a "thanks" button - if you want to be helped as a newbie it is good to show you appreciate when people help you - you have to earn your credits....
btw - your pin code can never be 10832 as zero is an invalid digit for the pin.
I hope you get the hint now....

Is there any way I can find pin code in this file?
Can you please help me?

[yellowstilo]

the pin code isn't in the flash memory - post the eeprom content of the bodycomputer....

[cvetko]

Is it possible to be extracted without opening the ECU?
Which tool do I need to buy in order to extract eeprom?

[gsmrepair]

As yelowstilo said your code in on bodycomputer NOT the ecu

[yellowstilo]

You can use Avdi with FN016 or I/O tool with Fiat BSI trough OBD port....
But when you open it you can read it with UPA....

[cvetko]

Is it posible to be extracted with obd2 or i must desolder eeprom?

[vlaki electric]

Is it posible to be extracted with obd2 or i must desolder eeprom?
its easy to desolder that eprom and you can calculate pin in efi

[cvetko]

Can I read the EEPROM with MProg 3.0 and than to find the code on location 0x38, 39 and 3a? I dont want to desolder any component. It look as very risky.
I m new and Im very confuse. Thank you for helping me. I dont want to make costly mistake so this is why Im so persistent
Thank you very much one more time

[drz]

If you're 'new and very confuse' like you said, then go to junkyard, buy some old car radios and practice soldering and reading eeproms.

[yellowstilo]

making mistakes is part of the learning curve - i think most of us made mistakes in the beginning but that's all part of the game....
If you don't want to take any risk - follow DRZ's advise and do some practicing on some junk pcb's to get familiar with eeprom desoldering, reading, writing etc.....

[cvetko]

If there is no other solutio, in example MProg 3.0a, than please advice good tutorial or blog where I can learn how to.

[yellowstilo]

it's no use spoon-feeding people who don't want to take time to find out things on their own - Google is your friend and you can find tons of info if you try - there is also lots of info on this forum which can be found if you use the search button.
You have got several suggestions how the pin code can be read by OBD or by reading the eeprom directly - apparently you're not ready yet for this job.....