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You got a link to the connects2? I had an old one but ended up getting rid when apple brought out the lightning adapter. Missing the look of the factory head unit.
Different car but I've just changed the coolant sensor on my 182 as it was misfiring when cold. No fault codes logged. Fitting a new one seems to have done the trick.
Sorry for another manifold to cat thread. I've been suffering from this for a good while now. Last summer I fitted a new kit from renault and it's been fine up until the other month were now if blows when under heavy load.
This evening I got the car on the ramps but can't see anything obvious...
Sounds similar to what the likes of revo and apr do/use to do on the older Bosch me ecu's on VAG's.
I would have thought removing the eprom and re-writing an original file would solve the issue.
Sounds like your having good fun.
I know people did offer turbo maps for the stock ecu however how well they where setup I don't know.
I'll probably go down the external programmer route to read the full chip. Looks like the immo is effecting the on the bench read like me7.5's do. But that I...
That's interesting. One thing I've been interesting in finding is the MAP sensor lineruzation.
How do you get it into bootmode? Seen different things for the Sirus 32 and 34. One of which was in soldering the last pin from the board.
Not tried the resistor. Will give it a go. Will also plug it in the car and see if I can read it. On the bench I can plug the elm327 in and read the ecu fine.
Ok got myself a spare sirius 34 to play with reading and writing.
Problem how do you boot this ecu into boot mode? I'm grounding pin 28 but unable to read using galletto or mpps. Been using the pin layout from fg tech.
I can boot mode a me7.5 fine. :(