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    Default galletto v52 error wake k-line

    Anyone got any tricks to fix this error?

    Tool works fine on BDM as that's all I used it for since I brought it.


    Doesn't work on K-line ecu id,read,write
    But works fine via Canbus obd ecu id,read,write (very slow for 2mb edc16)

    Tried 2 laptops, deleted drivers etc.
    Reflowed connections on board and some SMD resistors

    I think the 1FW transistor is faulty, but unable to find a replacement?

    Anyone able to help

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    Solution for non-working K-line problem:
    Replace 2x smd resistor
    Now there is a 2700 trade for 270 ohm
    Now there is a 4700 trade for 470 ohm
    I change a circuit for HCF40106 HEF40106BT
    Stop worrying about what can go wrong, and get excited about what can go right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by digi men View Post
    Solution for non-working K-line problem:
    Replace 2x smd resistor
    Now there is a 2700 trade for 270 ohm
    Now there is a 4700 trade for 470 ohm

    I change a circuit for HCF40106 HEF40106BT
    Why you replace one 270 ohm resistor by another 270 ohm?
    Why you replace one 470 ohm resistor by another 470 ohm?
    It is nonsense.
    Best option is change the hcf by hef and even better give higher supply to that IC. (changing a resistor, the one on the right of U16 which is 103 (10k) to 4k7).

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    Ok you have right, i have found this quick on some sellers site, my litle mistake
    Stop worrying about what can go wrong, and get excited about what can go right.

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    here is picture of chip, so replace this chip for hef

    http://i723.photobucket.com/albums/w...ADFBF12FD8.jpg

    Also where is resistor to change for better power?

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    In your photo is below blue resistor in bottom left side.


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    I see 3 smd. 1002,273, blank.

    which of these 3 need changing and too what resistance?

    http://i723.photobucket.com/albums/w...9C81CE410C.jpg

    Many thanks for help so far

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    You go and read my posts in this thread, i already have given GPS position of the resistor

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    you say bottom left but there is 3 resistors there haha

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    R69 change with 4k7


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    Quote Originally Posted by morgano View Post
    Why you replace one 270 ohm resistor by another 270 ohm?
    Why you replace one 470 ohm resistor by another 470 ohm?
    It is nonsense.
    Best option is change the hcf by hef and even better give higher supply to that IC. (changing a resistor, the one on the right of U16 which is 103 (10k) to 4k7).
    only change resistor or hcf too?

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    If you can BOTH.

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    Mine is v54, can works, boot works, k dont wake, bdm non tested. Resistor and hef fix kline on v54?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruscic View Post
    Mine is v54
    Resistor and hef fix kline on v54?
    Real V54 has different electrical shema and "resistor fix" not pass for it.

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    Is there solution for kline? For v54?

 

 

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