ME7.6.2 PIN locked

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Hi all, does anyone have VIN to PIN access for Opel Corsa D 1.2 ME7.6.2 ?

VIN = W0L0SDL0886139234

I'm using a second hand ECU from eBay but it's locked with a pin

wbr

[CODEREADER]

Only Vauxhall can do Vin/Reg to pin as I am aware.
Need resetting to virgin in the vehicle or on the bench ideally.

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Only Vauxhall can do Vin/Reg to pin as I am aware.
Need resetting to virgin in the vehicle or on the bench ideally.

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Can't reset it as my Carprog on CAN is faulty, only my K-Line is working

wbr

[Bllinda]

with te2ch and you did it in the car

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with te2ch and you did it in the car

Don't have an updated Tech2, need VIN to PIN

wbr

[CODEREADER]

Vin to pin for Opel/Vauxhall would be good but does not exist.
You need use another solution

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Vin to pin for Opel/Vauxhall would be good but does not exist.
You need use another solution

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Not correct, I've had VIN to PIN from the dealer in the past,
I was hoping someone here had access to save me using the main dealer again

wbr

[CODEREADER]

That is what I was saying, only dealer can do Vin to pin and sometimes even then if the ECU has been changed in the past they could give you the wrong pin.


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That is what I was saying, only dealer can do Vin to pin and sometimes even then if the ECU has been changed in the past they could give you the wrong pin.


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I read VIN out of ECU by KESS but PIN cannot be read that way...
And you are saying no one here works at Vauxhall/Opel ? …. ummm.

wbr

[Andreastech81]

I read VIN out of ECU by KESS but PIN cannot be read that way...
And you are saying no one here works at Vauxhall/Opel ? …. ummm.

wbr

I done the the same job to a ME7.6.2 QF Bosch - Opel Corsa D ecu 3 days ago on the bench ...

with FVDI 2014

- Give 12volt power the the correct pins
- Ground the ECU case for ground negative
- Connect Can High and Can Low with a 120 Ohm resistor
- Connect a OBD connector through breakout box (battery + to pin 16 - battery negative to pin 4 and 5 - Can High to pin 6 and Can Low to pin 14)

the rest are easy ... just connect FVDI and click special functions + Pin code retrieve