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maglaras
25th February, 2012, 09:29 AM
HELLO
i have this ecu of bmw m3 and i need to make it immo off
the car is only for race for trifte
and i take the machine and put it in the old E30 BMW
can you help me to make it of please
the ecu is
BOSCH 0261 203 075
and the flash is 27c010
thank you all
easytech
25th February, 2012, 11:45 AM
Take this file, it is from the older immo free ecu.
Just take a 27c256 eprom, put pin 1 from eprom in 3 of the socket.
So keep the ground pin of the eprom on the ground of the socket.
Pin 14 of eprom in pin 16 from the socket.
maglaras
25th February, 2012, 12:29 PM
i tray and i report
maglaras
25th February, 2012, 01:28 PM
i tray that you say but the car did not start
easytech
25th February, 2012, 01:32 PM
Then there must be an other problem.
I use this often also for race and drift cars.
When you use the original loom you have to bypass the fuelpump relay from the EWS unit.
I don't have a picture from the eprom socket but I hope you understand what I mean with the orientation of the eprom.
maglaras
25th February, 2012, 01:38 PM
yes 2 pin i must make 1 in 3 and 14 in 16
that you say me
thank you if you caan sned me a foto is beter to show if i make somthing bud thank you again
maglaras
25th February, 2012, 01:41 PM
when i but a old ecu like this file that you send me the car work ok
but now i can not found to take it
i take just to show if all work ok and all work
if i can not make work i tray to found a old ecu to have 27c256 flash
because mine is 27c010
Morette
25th February, 2012, 06:16 PM
Look by the socket, you will see markings for pin one for the different chip types in white paint.
It might look like this on the PCB
http://www.kollewin.com/EX/09-16-05/MEMPro_700.jpg
I think it has 32-1 pointing to the normal position, and 28-1 pointing 2 pins PER SIDE back from the notch in the socket.
Fit the 28 DIL 2 pins back from the notch and it will work as normal.
The ECU is the same 075, but EWS versions had a larger socket fitted.
BMW E36 M3 S50 B30 euro DME075 Chip replacement.avi - YouTube
easytech
25th February, 2012, 08:02 PM
Yes that's it. Must work
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