Reading Nissan X-Trail ECU?

**Inked** · 17th February, 2020, 11:00 PM

Hi guys

I need to clone a ECU from a Nissan X-trail 2.

When looking in Ktag there are two denso ECU's to choose from and fgtech does to even list the denso ecu even though its meant to be in the 0475 update.

I've attached a picture of the ecu and what I see in ktag.

How do I know what one to choose?

Thanks as always

**Inked** · 18th February, 2020, 06:43 PM

Anyone?

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**mohamed_dz** · 19th February, 2020, 12:33 AM

HI
just swap eeprom 93c56 if the ecu is same

**Inked** · 19th February, 2020, 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by mohamed_dz

HI
just swap eeprom 93c56 if the ecu is same

Thanks for the reply.

I want to keep both ECU'S in tact.

I'm just unsure what option I should use to read them in ktag or galletto?

**narkeleptk** · 19th February, 2020, 02:11 AM

read 93Cxx from original ecu and then program this file to the new ecu's 93Cxx.

**Inked** · 19th February, 2020, 02:37 AM

Originally Posted by narkeleptk

read 93Cxx from original ecu and then program this file to the new ecu's 93Cxx.

That's what I want to do...

But can it be done with ktag or fgtech?

**narkeleptk** · 22nd February, 2020, 01:26 AM

Post photo of both sides pcb. Post in this same topic. You have too many for the same thing already.

**Inked** · 22nd February, 2020, 03:43 AM

Originally Posted by narkeleptk

Post photo of both sides pcb. Post in this same topic. You have too many for the same thing already.

they are different problems.

And my last thread was me just posting back how i solved the problem, but i wont do that any more.

**narkeleptk** · 22nd February, 2020, 04:31 AM

Posting results is nice thing to do but only valuable when you do it in the same thread as where you started the problem, else its just a jumbled mess.
As is, people reading this thread have no idea of your progress or completion, people reading the other thread(s) have no idea what your solution in them is for.

**Inked** · 22nd February, 2020, 04:48 AM

Originally Posted by narkeleptk

Posting results is nice thing to do but only valuable when you do it in the same thread as where you started the problem, else its just a jumbled mess.
As is, people reading this thread have no idea of your progress or completion, people reading the other thread(s) have no idea what your solution in them is for.

I was referring to this thread:

https://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forum...outs-Different

**narkeleptk** · 22nd February, 2020, 05:13 AM

I am only considering this thread and the other I posted in to tell you the truth, which are both same topic imo. But this is why its nice to contain the same project in one thread so people who are trying to help or following along can keep up.