PDA

View Full Version : Toyota Avensis 93c46 denso



Autowave
12th January, 2016, 10:27 AM
Hi could someone please edit this to 172000 miles please? It's showing approximately 9000 at the moment.

Thanks

clusters
12th January, 2016, 10:54 AM
Original 98496, here is 172000

hacko12
12th January, 2016, 10:58 AM
Use this, the km is in miles :)

Autowave
12th January, 2016, 12:01 PM
Hi, this is only showing 8065 on odometer. Any ideas?

clusters
12th January, 2016, 12:07 PM
Which file? Did you perhaps byte swap it before writing?

156alfa
12th January, 2016, 12:16 PM
hello friend,
files that made the partner is ok
I think that your Eeprom is defective
replace it with a new 93C46
and you'll see that it will work
Greetings from Italy

Autowave
12th January, 2016, 12:18 PM
tried both files, yours shows 20 miles and hacko shows 8065. Didnt byte swap just dumped straight in with upa usb

clusters
12th January, 2016, 12:27 PM
If I remember right, this was a replacement file for your lost dump wasn't it? Writing this as 16bit? Did you try the original? What was the exact mileage?

My file should have been spot on.

clusters
12th January, 2016, 12:33 PM
tried both files, yours shows 20 miles and hacko shows 8065. Didnt byte swap just dumped straight in with upa usb

Try byte swapping it.

Autowave
12th January, 2016, 01:00 PM
Hi, you're right I had corrupted my first file so I took one from the forum (the original one I wanted to edit) which I put in the car and the speedo/revs worked fine but showed 9000ish miles. So I have tried both dumps posted above and got different mileage but everything else working as it should. How do I byte swap in upa/usb? I'm thinking it could well be a corrupted eeprom as both your files as unlikely to be bad.

Thanks

clusters
12th January, 2016, 01:23 PM
Your original file that you corrupted was read normally, and the one you posted here is byte swapped.

If you look at the first line, a normal file starts 80 ff, as did your corrupted file, the one you posted here starts ff 80.

My hex editor won't perform that function and I'm too lazy to get a better one. :)