2007 toyota prius c66

[v-diag]

Hi

Hi done a prius 2007 c66 from the points at thr back of the dash, now the main display does not work, car starts? Is the dump f**ked?

Or is there another problem

Thanks

[z786]

most likely fcuked dump mate

[tachonow]

What tool did you used to read it ?

[pinkfloyd5eg]

Hi

Hi done a prius 2007 c66 from the points at thr back of the dash, now the main display does not work, car starts? Is the dump f**ked?

Or is there another problem

Thanks

hi mate .. try this attached dump for hilux-2008/c66 ,, it is better to remove the eeprom , you might have wrong in circuit connection while reading !!
also plz specify what was the original km and if the car has automatic or manual transmission ??

[v-diag]

Have tried the dump no luck. Also a few other from this forum but still have the same problem.

I used the enigma and their pdf instructions?

any thing else to try?

[v-diag]

hi

does anyone have pinouts to power the dash on bench?

thanks

[eeddyy23]

hi try this with the eeprom removed of board (i know is a pain) but work only that way check pm for pass

[raf0468]

Have tried the dump no luck. Also a few other from this forum but still have the same problem.

I used the enigma and their pdf instructions?

any thing else to try?

i have done a few with enigma never any problem........

[wadim21]

dump for prius.iwork with ICP adapter

[v-diag]

i have done a few with enigma never any problem........

So have I but by using the points at the back its a hit and miss. I done two for the same guy same year, one worked and is gone the other as you know is f**ked

[pinkfloyd5eg]

So have I but by using the points at the back its a hit and miss. I done two for the same guy same year, one worked and is gone the other as you is f**ked

I prefer to remove the eeprom for all clusters ,, it might take more time and effort but more safer and never got any programming problems ,, at least reading original correct dump is more safer , also removing the eeprom will keep the PCB away from any wrong in-circuit connections , which may damage some components on the PCB while reading the memory device with worng ICP connections.. so , I think you have in circuit problem (not dump problem) , something should be damaged due to wrong ICP connections ,, that's only my opinion , might be right or wrong !!

[dashtec]

i believe there are issue when writing to eeprom not when reading, when on board. i did a few read eeprom off board, and also from rear of cluster, both dumps were identical.

its safer to remove eeprom from board

[florinyes]

If you search the forums you'll find out I've ~~~~ed same dash same way you did..

Solution was another dash..no immo data on dash. New dash from toyota was about 500 odd quid..

[tachonow]

I prefer to remove the eeprom for all clusters ,, it might take more time and effort but more safer and never got any programming problems ,, at least reading original correct dump is more safer , also removing the eeprom will keep the PCB away from any wrong in-circuit connections , which may damage some components on the PCB while reading the memory device with worng ICP connections.. so , I think you have in circuit problem (not dump problem) , something should be damaged due to wrong ICP connections ,, that's only my opinion , might be right or wrong !!

he ve you ever done one with dismanteling the dispaly ? with eep taken out ?

[pinkfloyd5eg]

he ve you ever done one with dismanteling the dispaly ? with eep taken out ?

yes , I understand you , when you need sometimes to remove the display to reach the eeprom on the lower side of the PB , but this not too much repeated case for many dashes , I faced it in aveo c56 for example and I proceeded with desoldering the display terminals to reach the eeprom... what I meant it is better to remove the eeprom if it is available and easy to reach it .

[florinyes]

he ve you ever done one with dismanteling the dispaly ? with eep taken out ?


Not that bad if right tool available..