hi, a few months ago, i read my mates file from his 2003 audi tt 180bhp, and got it tuned to around 210bhp, he wrote the audi off last week! and now brought a seat leon 2002 1.8t 180bhp,
i was wondering if the tuned map can be installed on the leon, ive used a tuned astra gsi z20let map before on various astra's and zafira's with no probs, but werent sure about the audi to seat, i know the engines are the same but thought id ask incase anybody has tried it before
many thanks
i think it will work... but need immo off..
right i havent read file yet will do sunday,
but both cars are AUQ engine codes 1.8t 20v
ive flashed vauxhall gsi's with different HW and SW numbers before without any problems.
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Brick? Not simple repair?
Immo has nothing to with flash for this ecu,immo is stored in eeprom and dash...Flash (29F400/800) you put in what yopu want and dont brick until you delete entire flash,and disconnect before write back has finisched...
Not simple repair?... Or u use a paralel programmer or unsolder old empty flash,which would no more recognised by serial programmer and replace whit some 29F400/800 from other ecu,doesnt matter what...hw sw is on it...just needs to be NOT ERASED...solder in bricked ECU..connect whatewer u use as serial programmer,put back ori file...
Done...where is the problem?
as long as it has the same components and actual file size it will work these are basically same just depends on emission control stuff air pumps second lamba ect but if u have stuff to de- solider its easy if doesn't work
read the file today and had a look at ecu data
SEAT Leon: 1.8l r4/5vt
0261207440
1037360646
flash: 29f800bt
AUDI TT
N0906018A
1.8LR4/5VT
0261207416
1037363478
29F800BT
Both files were 1024kb in size and AUQ engine codes
the checksum number was different between the two files, i take it thats ok though, as its a different file
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incase things go wrong, what do i need to backup and repair ecus up on the bench like the me7.5 vw audi ones,
will a bdm100 clone on ebay do the job, or isnt it suitable for these chips?
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