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Title: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: s-company on February 06, 2012, 02:49:02 PM Hello!
I have to make some TFSI with big turbo, big injectors, exhaust, intercooler and so on... and for sure i have to flash several times until i have a good remap. Unfortuantely there is no emulator for me9, whats the fastest way to flash these ecu's? BR Title: Re: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: TheDSI on February 07, 2012, 04:33:10 AM BDM can write it in about 2 min .
Title: Re: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: RaraK on February 07, 2012, 01:18:22 PM get an extra ecu and solder headers on bdm pads, cut a hole in the case and make a ribbon cable connector, you can flash real quick with a bdm this way. This is how i do it. you can clone original ecu with bdm before starting.
Title: Re: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: s-company on February 07, 2012, 01:44:23 PM get an extra ecu and solder headers on bdm pads, cut a hole in the case and make a ribbon cable connector, you can flash real quick with a bdm this way. This is how i do it. you can clone original ecu with bdm before starting. hello, good idea... do you know if i can use every 2.0L tfsi ecu (in my case med9.1) to clone? or do i need exactly the same ecu with same number? BR Title: Re: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: RaraK on February 08, 2012, 10:35:23 AM hello, good idea... do you know if i can use every 2.0L tfsi ecu (in my case med9.1) to clone? or do i need exactly the same ecu with same number? BR well with med9.1 i found two difference ecu "structures" the early ones have a different file structure than the later ones. early ones were the 1k090715 and 1k0907115b, then there are the later ones 1k0907115H that has a ton of copy's of the maps for different profiles. I am NOT SURE if you can substitute ECU's, i am lucky enough to buy whatever i need local as there is a very good VW/Audi wrecker close. I would say stay close to what you have to be safe. clone ecu and you are good. If you need anything else LMK Title: Re: Which tool is the fastest for ME9? Post by: Jack_Snows on February 08, 2012, 05:45:32 PM my original ECU was a H revision. unfortunately, it crapped out on me due to an electrical issue. it was cloned to another H and now the car is operational. i purchased a spare B revision just to see if i could clone and run a B in my car. it seems to be working just fine.
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