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    Default change mileage for chevrolet spark 2007

    hello please i want to correcte mileage for spark chovrolet 2007 because the mileage suddenly jumped to 400000 km more than real mileage but when i want to read the dashbord by xprog v5.84 he show me ''device is silent timeout eror'' this is the firt time using this xprog please help how to read and how to correcte
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    and for pinout i use this what i found for this type of mcu
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    Check the signal levels on the processor during reading according to the table

    IRQ maybe = GND, but you need +9v
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    post a pic of cluster if i remember correctly you have to cut a strip to be a ble to read mcu

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    Quote Originally Posted by epd1221 View Post
    post a pic of cluster if i remember correctly you have to cut a strip to be a ble to read mcu
    Or lift the pin is other option too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hivrich View Post
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    Check the signal levels on the processor during reading according to the table

    IRQ maybe = GND, but you need +9v
    the problem that he is not reading at all when i start read he show this message ... i should make power supply 9v or 12v or just usb cable cpnnection
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    i make directrly connection from xprog to dashbord pin of mcu as per pinout showing
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    Quote Originally Posted by epd1221 View Post
    post a pic of cluster if i remember correctly you have to cut a strip to be a ble to read mcu
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    this is the coplet dashbord i should remove wich pin to read this mcu

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    Quote Originally Posted by boumbergeg View Post
    the problem that he is not reading at all when i start read he show this message ... i should make power supply 9v or 12v or just usb cable cpnnection
    74408602_1019835971691364_1489611150650769408_n (1).jpg

    i make directrly connection from xprog to dashbord pin of mcu as per pinout showing
    Have you connected an external 12V power to the programmer?
    Check the IRQ line, maybe it is shorted to GND
    Last edited by hivrich; 22nd November, 2019 at 03:16 PM.

 

 

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