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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby Dakta » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:55 am

Must insist on the immo being happy then!

Interesting learning experience, got a few ecu's here that can't be written on bench without immo mods but all of them ID. Guess it's just the nature of the game!

On the bright side he's up and running, bottom line is that's the bottom line.

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby Mr Whippy » Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:45 pm

Even more interestingly he's done a read with his cheapo Galletto (£7 haha), and sent me a copy and it's ok.

Sooooo, I'm now wondering that since a Xsara s/w worked ok on bench, but the C5 s/w wouldn't (unless in boot), that the C5 s/w must be looking for immo loop signal from key or BSI being present or something to allow OBD access.

I've never known of this before, but it's handy to know for future reference if anyone else hits this one!


I didn't invoice the guy as I said it might not work, but part of me wishes I'd said I'd charge unless it *didn't* work haha... another lesson learnt. At least I know for the future if I take on ECU fixes to say it'll be a refund if it doesn't work, not the other way around (though how you check it worked or not when you are 200 miles away is another matter :D )

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby herbon » Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:05 pm

Hi man i have another problem... My ecu only can read or writed with eprom unsoldered.. its an edc15c2 3 plugs... what i have to do?
thanks in advance

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby icezero2010 » Thu Feb 21, 2013 9:32 am

can u make a picture from the ecu ?

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby wayne77 » Wed Apr 10, 2013 11:15 pm

I was using kwp 2000 plus on my 2002 406 2.2 hdi trying to write a remap to it when the program crashed and now I can't talk to to edc or read or write anything has anyone got any suggestions as im real stuck with this
I have been readying about boot mode but getting lost with the lack of info

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby Dakta » Thu Apr 11, 2013 7:32 pm

eeprom will have to be desoldered and reprogrammed or you'll need to use a tool that supports bootmode to recover - it's not all that hard to do most tools will give an indication of how to get into bootmode

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby sidibehtelecom » Sun Jul 28, 2013 5:05 am

Hi everybody!i have a peugeot EDC15c2 but the obd is not connecting i think the software is corrupted nd i needed a good flesh to use it with galleto1260 to reflash it bck.any help is highly appreciated...... :angel:

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Re: Recover an Edc15c2 - Boot mode or take off 29f400Bt

Postby sidibehtelecom » Sun Jul 28, 2013 5:06 am

hi agin i also need the pinout of the EDC15C2 Thanks

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