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    Need Help Guys I Removed Cluster Of Suzuki Ignis 2017 it has 25C32 i have UPA-USB , Digiprog 3 , Tacho 2008 But i cannot find 25C32 Option on my devices for read can any one please help me how to work on this eeprom ?

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    25C320, not 25C32.

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    try with this dude... (using UPA)

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    Yes it is 95320
    Send me a file

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    Here is the data of 650km

    please can anyone tell me where to find the data on tachosoft ?

    BDW I need 10km
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    try this..................
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    If not work then use this same algo but swap
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    Quote Originally Posted by nikz View Post
    try this..................
    Dear Sir,

    I have this algo for suzuki

    for 65,000km;
    =Dec2Hex(65000/16) => 0FDE => swap => DE0F
    XOR of DE0F =>21F0
    Therefore; DE0F 21F0 is the hex calculation.

    Can you explain how you calculate this 10 KM
    00 00 FF FF
    00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF
    00 00 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00
    FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00
    FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00




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    hi
    any honda alog
    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by digimile View Post
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    What exactly are you asking us mate ?
    Aaahh ! I love the smell of Eeprom in the morning...

    " We'll come in low out of the rising sun, and about a mile out, we'll put on the music . . . "

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnner View Post
    What exactly are you asking us mate ?
    I think he want algo same as i write in my post so he can manually adjust millage.

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    Tha algo is simple guys...it's found at $ec-$12b- 16x times
    The factor is 32x in this instance,instead of 16x... then xor the following 2x bytes
    Aaahh ! I love the smell of Eeprom in the morning...

    " We'll come in low out of the rising sun, and about a mile out, we'll put on the music . . . "

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnner View Post
    Tha algo is simple guys...it's found at $ec-$12b- 16x times
    The factor is 32x in this instance,instead of 16x... then xor the following 2x bytes
    You right sir,
    But i have slightly issue;

    First 6 bytes as 00 16 (Xor FF E9 only 5 times)
    FF EF is 11 times (Xor 00 1B 10 times)

    32X factor how can we apply to know the exact value of odo

    If i take your example than 10KM should be 00 00 =XOR = FF FF from $EC-$12B

    But Mr. Nizk write in two parts as follow;
    00 00 6 times (Xor 5 times FF FF)
    FF E4 11 times (Xor 10 times 00 1B)

    How we can calculate 10KM in above example??????????
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    Quote Originally Posted by fiazhnd View Post
    Dear Sir,

    I have this algo for suzuki

    for 65,000km;
    =Dec2Hex(65000/16) => 0FDE => swap => DE0F
    XOR of DE0F =>21F0
    Therefore; DE0F 21F0 is the hex calculation.

    Can you explain how you calculate this 10 KM
    00 00 FF FF
    00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF 00 00 FF FF
    00 00 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00
    FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00
    FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00 FE FF 01 00



    Simple answer i did with a script + brain.exe but answer for you. You calc mileage is right way but when you trying to exact!! windows calc not help you then ..need more and everything step by step ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by fiazhnd View Post
    You right sir,
    But i have slightly issue;

    First 6 bytes as 00 16 (Xor FF E9 only 5 times)
    FF EF is 11 times (Xor 00 1B 10 times)

    32X factor how can we apply to know the exact value of odo

    If i take your example than 10KM should be 00 00 =XOR = FF FF from $EC-$12B

    But Mr. Nizk write in two parts as follow;
    00 00 6 times (Xor 5 times FF FF)
    FF E4 11 times (Xor 10 times 00 1B)

    How we can calculate 10KM in above example??????????
    And please even you not wait original poster who start thread he solve his problem or not ..
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