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alexG
25th December, 2015, 11:02 PM
Hi. I have 2013 Lincoln MKX BB5T-14C028-AD with XC2361 Crashed need help . Pleas .
repairmymodule
26th December, 2015, 03:50 AM
'00' lines 4C90 & 4CA0. Thats it. Good luck!
alexG
26th December, 2015, 07:06 PM
Hi. Thanks my friend .I have one question what do you think ,I tried clear crash on http://www.codecard.lt/MAC/index.php?code=ford
when they do it, they clean very big area in the dump, why ?
After that it is very hard to compare and clean the other dump from dump what they cleaned .
repairmymodule
26th December, 2015, 07:38 PM
A large portion of the dump, from about middle all the way to the end, is the DTC code area. You can recognize this area by the repeating data with vin #. But even if you erase DTC area on these Ford's, you will still have OCM error code in RCM until you clear OCM memory.

I have found that a good portion of modules have a single byte switch that will erase crash. But all Ford's with Infineon processors clear this same way. Just look for '3=' in the ascii side of hex dump and 00 that line its on and the line ABOVE it
credoline
26th December, 2015, 08:10 PM
They not make a real clearing, then copying area from cleared file to yours file. Understand? On other way they will be discover how to clear file with change of couple bytes and who will buy every day again and again airbag dumps from them for 30€?



Hi. Thanks my friend .I have one question what do you think ,I tried clear crash on http://www.codecard.lt/MAC/index.php?code=ford
when they do it, they clean very big area in the dump, why ?
After that it is very hard to compare and clean the other dump from dump what they cleaned .
alexG
26th December, 2015, 09:28 PM
Thanks . My friends .
Yes look like they trying to make it more difficult ,for people to recognize the crash .
Thanks repairmymodule (http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/member.php?u=427886) all works perfect .
alexG
26th December, 2015, 09:35 PM
O men, Why I did not ask you before . Thanks a lotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ttttttt

large portion of the dump, from about middle all the way to the end, is the DTC code area. You can recognize this area by the repeating data with vin #. But even if you erase DTC area on these Ford's, you will still have OCM error code in RCM until you clear OCM memory.

I have found that a good portion of modules have a single byte switch that will erase crash. But all Ford's with Infineon processors clear this same way. Just look for '3=' in the ascii side of hex dump and 00 that line its on and the line ABOVE it