Reply With QuoteJust curious, how did you manage to read this? Unsolder the 64 pins or use the rear solder points?
You know you can use Digiprog (Tahoe) and St47 to do this job easily, except the hours must be done manually.
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12th December, 2019, 04:55 AM #1DK Veteran
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2000 Chevy Silverado mielage
Need help with mileage. Need mileage to be around 110,000-115,000 miles. This is for eeprom 95020, thanks.
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Originally Posted by clusters
I was able to read with carprog clone and original a10 cable. Just soldered to the points on the back of the board. Thanks for the digiprog info. I have a digiprog clone also and I am liking it more and more every day.
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Craprog clone is not a good tool for dashes, it will get you into trouble IMO.
No, that was not a typo.
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I have my digiprog at my other home so I'll try that for future reads. In the meantime could you see the bin I put up and adjust it for 110,000-115,000 miles?
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Quick question, would you be able to tel me what the colors are? For example, which one is +5V, reset, ground, Bdm, etc....
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Here, and hours corrected to 4400
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That only applies to Processors, not eeproms. Eeproms go by pin numbers. Originally Posted by Marios80
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Originally Posted by clusters
just trying to figure out the wiring because the colros on the clone are not the same so I'm using this
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Use the pic Clusters provided. It has all you need to know.
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Search for the eeprom datasheet then you will be able to match your programmer Originally Posted by Marios80
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