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    Exclamation !PAID SERVICE/HELP" Mercedes G500L, EZS problem

    Hi,

    I read MCU2 (mcu2.bin) with start address 0000 and size 00FF.
    I compared the mcu2.bin and MCU2_First_Read.bin (first time read but not as 0000 and 00FF).
    They are almost identical.

    Is it possible to see if the files are corrupt some how (I believe there is a hash error)?
    I have bought a used EZS but wich is same part number.
    My idea is to replace the original chips to the new donor EZS from scrapyard.
    Should I read both MCU1 + MCU2 from start address ~0000 and ~00FF ?

    Before that I want to check if the files in the both IC's are ok.
    I know the EEPROM is ok because MBTool accept the EEPROM file so one of the IC's is ok and that is a relief.

    Thanks for all the help.
    I can pay for the help of making this car start again.

    Car + EZS info and Car problem brief:
    Before all this, the car had a Keyless Go card wich the car start with. I toke out the EZS to program 2 new keys.
    After that the car only start iginition with keyless go card and when placing the new key in, it shuts off the iginition and doesnt turn.
    I would even pay just to make the car start again even if it was only with the Keyless Go card.

    EZS Part number: A2205450008
    MCU1 + MCU2: 1D69J
    Car: Mercedes-Benz G 500 L, 2001 year model


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    DeLuXe
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