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    Hi,

    I have a BMW 320D with corrupt cas3 eeprom.
    I have tried little bit to solve this one myself (without reading ecu isn & without making new cas eeprom file, new keys etc).

    I need help reparing the eeprom of CAS if is possible?

    Attached files are EEPROM + FLASH + LABEL of CAS and Dash eeprom.

    Thanks for the help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeLuXe View Post
    Hi,

    I have a BMW 320D with corrupt cas3 eeprom.
    I have tried little bit to solve this one myself (without reading ecu isn & without making new cas eeprom file, new keys etc).

    I need help reparing the eeprom of CAS if is possible?

    Attached files are EEPROM + FLASH + LABEL of CAS and Dash eeprom.

    Thanks for the help!

    Best regards
    DeLuXe
    I don't know what you wanted to read but it's definitely not the CAS eeprom read
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    Hello friend,

    Well i have read CAS eeprom a million times and this one was corrupt because it showed as -1km and the data does either have ISN, keys or anything so something went wrong
    abviously.. Also this cas has been touched before because the soldering job was terrorible. But yeah its just a question if anyone have "special" tool to repair if even given ISN from ecu and KEY ID. Instead of writing new eeprom that have correct isn and code new keys/renewed keys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeLuXe View Post
    Hello friend,

    Well i have read CAS eeprom a million times and this one was corrupt because it showed as -1km and the data does either have ISN, keys or anything so something went wrong
    abviously.. Also this cas has been touched before because the soldering job was terrorible. But yeah its just a question if anyone have "special" tool to repair if even given ISN from ecu and KEY ID. Instead of writing new eeprom that have correct isn and code new keys/renewed keys.

    Thanks

    Best regards,
    DeLuXe
    it's not repairable, either you read a different cpu location or you destroyed the eeprom completely yourself, this is a pile of garbage


    this eeprom is bad, I found the first eeprom from the shore, I'm giving you an overview of what the reading should look like
    https://mega.nz/file/9nRm2BQR#KUWNjf..._KSxaWg7Yif37k
    Last edited by kiszka; 10th June, 2023 at 11:13 PM.
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    Yeah i think only "repair" is to write a new eeprom and ofcourse fix the corrupt flash, and code new keys
    No big issue, been there done that several times

    Thanks kiszka


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    Quote Originally Posted by DeLuXe View Post
    Yeah i think only "repair" is to write a new eeprom and ofcourse fix the corrupt flash, and code new keys
    No big issue, been there done that several times

    Thanks kiszka


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    Yes, just a fresh copy of CAS and learning remains, I know you've done it many times and it's not a problem for you
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    Last edited by kiszka; 10th June, 2023 at 11:29 PM.
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    2:It’s hard to argue with a genius. It’s impossible to argue with an idiot
    3:Jealousy is a sign of inferiority
    4:Everyone lies
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