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    Default Audi A6 allroad 2002 level control

    Hello.
    Audi A6 allroad 2002. Level control unit 4Z7 907 553 E has permanent fault "65535 - Internal Control Module Memory Error". There is MC68HC912D60 0K75F inside.
    Has anybody full flash for this unit?
    Enclosed is eeprom and seems to be correct.
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    Does somebody have such flash?

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    hello my friend

    can you tell me where that dump belongs to ?
    is it from the xc68hc912 controler? which one ..... the one thats in the uppside or downside?
    next to the mc68hc912 in the top side there?s a 8 pin ci TFK28730 that seems to be an external eeprom of the motorola mcu. anybody knows if this is correct? if yes does anybody has a dump for it and wich eeprom it should be?

    i would be gratefull.
    thanks
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    Hello.

    Both Motorola CPUs (upside/downside) are used. Each of them contains own internal eeprom (not external). Sorry, I don't have good dumps for these processors.

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    hello everybody....

    has anyone have good dumps for these MCU?s?
    it seems that one is for ESP and the other is for Suspension.
    hxxp://www.volkspage.net/technik/ssp/ssp/SSP_242.pdf

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    Hello.
    My Audi A6 allroad 2001. Level control unit 4Z7 907 553 A has permanent fault "65535 - Internal Control Module Memory Error"
    I find Level control unit 4Z7 907 553 E but i don't no it is compatible?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizu View Post
    Hello.
    My Audi A6 allroad 2001. Level control unit 4Z7 907 553 A has permanent fault "65535 - Internal Control Module Memory Error"
    I find Level control unit 4Z7 907 553 E but i don't no it is compatible?

    If you put in both the *** *** 553A and *** *** 553E parts number you get the message:


    "dropped on 01/07/2004, please use as replacement"

    427 907 553F

    So your 553E ill do the same job as the 553A

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    i know how to repair this unit
    contact me on PM

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    Your PM is full, maybe you can give me a hint on where to start .

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    There are two MCU`s XC68HC912D60, one on front side and the other on the rear side .

    You can repair the suspension module by writing the flash and the eeprom in both MCU`s.

    I attached the last software 4Z7 907 553 F .

    The module used was 4Z7 907 553 A and now works with 4Z7 907 553 F software and works perfect .

    Enjoy .
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    hi thanxs for sharing but i hope you can help me or someone

    I?m trying to write flash with xprog-m but without success, i always have error while verifying

    Any ideas, i write eprom without any problems, R/Verify, but not the flash...
    Any help appreciated

    Br Pedro

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    You need to put +12V to pin 71 in qfp80 processor, then you can operate flash.

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    Default battery drain 4Z7907553E

    Hi,
    Does anyone know reason why some of this ecus cause battery drain?

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    How did you read this processor???
    I can read with UPA but just one of them. I use xprog, etl and rosfar but none of them can comunicate.

    BR

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    Thanks for share ...

 

 
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