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    Default Tacho 2008 24c0x problem?

    I have diga chinese clone and it wouldnt read any eeproms so I bought the ecutool repair kit and now it will read all eeproms but not any 24c series. Does anyone know of any known problems with these? Thanks

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    Tried all other chips and it works fine, Just wont read any 24c08 02 etc.. I've borrowed a pall's number 39 adapter board to try that and still no joy. Anyone got any ideas?

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    Check all soldering points in 24cxx adaptor, in mine I couldnt read 93cxx ones, I resolder all adaptor and Know works properly.

    24cxx are the easiest one to read, so I supose it is a soldering or bad contact problem......

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    Thanks for the advice but I already tried resoldering and now I've borrowed another addapter from a pal that I know works on his machine. Just wondered if anyone knew of any bits that may be commonly wrong or faulty inside the machine?

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    Maybe the you need change 74HC541.
    In my diga I can read 24cxx and can?t read 93Cxx after change 74HC541 I can read 93Cxx..

    try and tell us...

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    I changed that in the ecutool update kit but 24c is still not working.

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    I have had the same exact issue trying to read a 2004 Bosch crypter RB4 cluster... I have spent 10+ hours trying to read the damn eeprom. Also tried soldering as the other alt method... still no go. Glad I'm not the only one. Definitely a problem with the tool/24C0x interface.

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    hey i have the sam problem woth 95*** i cant read with diga chinese clone

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    Quote Originally Posted by 88diablo View Post
    I changed that in the ecutool update kit but 24c is still not working.
    did you change 74HC541 before or after realising it wont read 24cxx as when i updated mine i only changed the parts i needed to and didnt change my 74HC541


    also the 8 pin test clips are very poor quality and some times dont contact very well
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