Help for PIN code Peugeot ECU SIEMENS SID801

[barth71]

Hi
Please check my PIN from ECU ENGINE
Peugeot Partner 2.0 HDI SIEMENS SID 801
epprom 93c56
I read PIN : 15C6
Is this correct???
thanks for advance

[Ninjor s]

......15c6 correct pin

[barth71]

thank you for your help
regards

[kalianic]

Hi,
I read this forum for quite a lot of time and found very useful information. This is my first post, so I would like to thank all of you for what I have learned from you so far.
Now to the point :)
I hope this is the right topic, so please if no, feel free to advice or move it to the appropriate one.
I own a Peugeot 407 2.0 HDI. Last year I had a faulty BSI, so I ordered a used set (BSI, ECU, Locs, Immo reader, speedo, key etc) from e-bay. Intalled it, did a litlle of adjustments using PP2000 and all was fine.
I left the car sitting for 2+ months since i was abroad, and when tried to start it I had a flat battery. I tried to jump started but the car is dead. After running a global diagnostic, among all other errors (probubly caused due to low voltage) I have a Loced ECU, and of course it does not let me to clear errors or do anything. I suspect that something is wrong with immo and BSI comunication. The ECU status is "Mached with BSI" and also shows 2 keys learned (althoug I only got 1 key with the set I purchased), but also states "Waiting Responce from BSI".
I would like to reprogram my Immo, but the problem is I don't have the PIN Code.
Could you please guide me on any solution of extracting this?
p.s. I also own a car-prog clone version, but I can't find any use on a Peugeot 407.

Thank you again for your help.

[baltazar3]

Hi,
I read this forum for quite a lot of time and found very useful information. This is my first post, so I would like to thank all of you for what I have learned from you so far.
Now to the point :)
I hope this is the right topic, so please if no, feel free to advice or move it to the appropriate one.
I own a Peugeot 407 2.0 HDI. Last year I had a faulty BSI, so I ordered a used set (BSI, ECU, Locs, Immo reader, speedo, key etc) from e-bay. Intalled it, did a litlle of adjustments using PP2000 and all was fine.
I left the car sitting for 2+ months since i was abroad, and when tried to start it I had a flat battery. I tried to jump started but the car is dead. After running a global diagnostic, among all other errors (probubly caused due to low voltage) I have a Loced ECU, and of course it does not let me to clear errors or do anything. I suspect that something is wrong with immo and BSI comunication. The ECU status is "Mached with BSI" and also shows 2 keys learned (althoug I only got 1 key with the set I purchased), but also states "Waiting Responce from BSI".
I would like to reprogram my Immo, but the problem is I don't have the PIN Code.
Could you please guide me on any solution of extracting this?
p.s. I also own a car-prog clone version, but I can't find any use on a Peugeot 407.

Thank you again for your help.
Read EEPROM from BSI and You will see corrupt or missing VIN.....thats common...when battery flat.
Post EEPROM here

[kalianic]

Read EEPROM from BSI and You will see corrupt or missing VIN.....thats common...when battery flat.
Post EEPROM here

Thanks for your answer. Do you know how can I read eeprom? Is it possible with car-prog via OBD port or there is an other way? Any instructions available (in car-prog version I own there is no diagram of the points to connect it with BSI. I also made a lot of internet search but with no luck. Is there any source available?

[rafal]

I don't know how you searched...
I will type and I will find 100 sites how to do..
Edited: https://youtu.be/RdSXup99zfI

[kalianic]

I don't know how you searched...
I will type and I will find 100 sites how to do..
Edited: https://youtu.be/RdSXup99zfI
Thank you for your answer.
What i meant was that for other Peugeot models there is a way (shown in car-prog diagrams) to read eeprom by connecting (soldering) the cables directly to the board without removing the chip something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXoUz-ejRtI ).
So in my case I will have to remove it and use one of theese adaptors to place the chip in first.
So I will have to find and order one first.....