Snake439
5th September, 2022, 12:21 PM
Hello everyone,
i recently flashed my ECU on my BMW E90 320D M47.
In the first years of production the DPF was an extra option, so I chose
an ECU File from "SP DATA" which did not contain the DPF option.
I did this with WINKFP (I also recently updated the ECU without any issues), the flash was successful according to WINKFP,
but the Check Engine light does not appear anymore with ignition turned on.
Reading the fault codes with INPA resulted in "Fault Code 46D1" which turned out has to do with
corrupted EEPROM data.
Reflash with the old file doesnt work anymore with WINKFP, but when I try to start the flash, the flash counter is displayed (61 left)
The car still runs with full power and fault codes are still readable.
I also tried the search function of this forum ( :D ) and read about reading EEPROM data.
Is this possible with BMW Standard tools and a K + DCAN cable?
This is all very new to me, I'd be very grateful if someone could help me with collecting
the needed data and help me fix the 46D1 Fault Code.
Greetings from Germany
i recently flashed my ECU on my BMW E90 320D M47.
In the first years of production the DPF was an extra option, so I chose
an ECU File from "SP DATA" which did not contain the DPF option.
I did this with WINKFP (I also recently updated the ECU without any issues), the flash was successful according to WINKFP,
but the Check Engine light does not appear anymore with ignition turned on.
Reading the fault codes with INPA resulted in "Fault Code 46D1" which turned out has to do with
corrupted EEPROM data.
Reflash with the old file doesnt work anymore with WINKFP, but when I try to start the flash, the flash counter is displayed (61 left)
The car still runs with full power and fault codes are still readable.
I also tried the search function of this forum ( :D ) and read about reading EEPROM data.
Is this possible with BMW Standard tools and a K + DCAN cable?
This is all very new to me, I'd be very grateful if someone could help me with collecting
the needed data and help me fix the 46D1 Fault Code.
Greetings from Germany