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    Default W639 EIS problem 6395450508

    Hello,

    Anyone can check if problem on this dump?

    EIS is 6395450508
    MCU mask is 1L02M

    key don't turn in eis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by didi_du_93000 View Post
    Hello,

    Anyone can check if problem on this dump?

    EIS is 6395450508
    MCU mask is 1L02M

    key don't turn in eis.


    1D14277DDE034CE3

    it is pasword
    dump ok
    2 key used
    check steering lock
    make new key and tray

    good luck

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    I have make 2 key
    Nbr 3 and 1.
    Not working
    I have put emulator in place of elv.
    Same result.


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    Check, whether the ezs detect´s key insert. This you can do by diagnostic. Sometimes there is problem with microswitch. Maybe ezs was opened and the little copper lever falled out. And I had a vito ezs, there was no infrared activity at all, because hardware damage. I replaced the whole ezs and cloned data from old one.

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    I can confirm, had also one w639 key ok, dumps ok, microswitch ok, steering lock ok so i replaced ezs and all ok, car started.

    Seems like this ezs suffers from hardware damage, didnt have time yet to take a closer look at the hardware to find out where the fault in ezs hardware is.

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    besides taking out from another EIS the "inserted in" microswith avaliable somewhere?
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    Quote Originally Posted by exxl View Post
    I can confirm, had also one w639 key ok, dumps ok, microswitch ok, steering lock ok so i replaced ezs and all ok, car started.

    Seems like this ezs suffers from hardware damage, didnt have time yet to take a closer look at the hardware to find out where the fault in ezs hardware is.

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    Yes you are right.
    These are sometimes faulty.
    Heating the microprocessors, is a part of the testing sequence.

    Swap is the best solution.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel3 View Post
    Yes you are right.
    These are sometimes faulty.
    Heating the microprocessors, is a part of the testing sequence.

    Swap is the best solution.
    swap is the worsed solution.

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    Problem solved.

    Switch modul defect.
    I have swap from another eis (from w203) and all work well now.


    Thanks for help


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