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Noob Zone => Noob Questions => Topic started by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 08:19:12 AM



Title: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 08:19:12 AM
hi all I have modified my stock file, and now I'm trying to write it, the problem I have is that when I opened my ECU to find the memory version, I found I have a Superchips chip, (it was mapped for stage 2 by the previous owner)

is there any way I can get around this?

thanks in advance.



Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: daniel2345 on November 18, 2019, 08:39:19 AM
Leave the chip - probably better than your first try :D


Other way is to replace that chip with the stock factory ic.

If you post car, engine, year, someone can probably tell you the correct chip to order
;)


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: _nameless on November 18, 2019, 08:53:33 AM
hi all I have modified my stock file, and now I'm trying to write it, the problem I have is that when I opened my ECU to find the memory version, I found I have a Superchips chip, (it was mapped for stage 2 by the previous owner)

is there any way I can get around this?

thanks in advance.


replace with a stock chip and program in bootmode


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 09:16:18 AM
Leave the chip - probably better than your first try :D


Other way is to replace that chip with the stock factory ic.

If you post car, engine, year, someone can probably tell you the correct chip to order
;)


I don't doubt it's better, sadly no longer supports my engine mods lol

ok so the car is a VW t4 with a loom, ECU engine from 2000 VW golf gti 1.8t 20v
750 cc injectors, fully forged, gt2860rs and all supporting mods.

ECU info, 06A906032DR
ECU Hardware # 0261206887
ECU software # 1037360128


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: daniel2345 on November 18, 2019, 09:27:50 AM
Understood. Not knowing your level of knowledge in engine application.
But assuming zero, according your question.

My advice then would be not to make such a big change for first attempt.
Chance of killing engine is big in my opinion by that way.

Get an experienced tuner to help you. Lots of them here.
Or start with Stage1 Software Mods only for that engine with ME7.5.


Chip should be AM29F800B or AM29F800T. Don't know for sure. Guess is B.


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 09:41:10 AM
Understood. Not knowing your level of knowledge in engine application.
But assuming zero, according your question.

My advice then would be not to make such a big change for first attempt.
Chance of killing engine is big in my opinion by that way.

Get an experienced tuner to help you. Lots of them here.
Or start with Stage1 Software Mods only for that engine with ME7.5.


Chip should be AM29F800B or AM29F800T. Don't know for sure. Guess is B.


ok so, im a fully qualified 20 yr experienced mechanic, qualified engineer, and now studying a degreee in motorsport engineering.
i work on ginetta g55 supercup cars, ginetta gt4 cars, and uk version of nascar, so mechanically im sound, data loggin using motec is my usual area.

the chip is AM29f800B indeed.

id welcome all and any help with actually tuning with this platform, i have been reading alot on here for a while now.

regards luke





Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: _nameless on November 18, 2019, 09:51:00 AM
the easiest way would be to acquire another ecu. clone the eeprom from the original ecu or just immo off. then flash the software version of choice to the new ecu and tune at will.


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 09:54:10 AM
the easiest way would be to acquire another ecu. clone the eeprom from the original ecu or just immo off. then flash the software version of choice to the new ecu and tune at will.

ok mate, then ill just grab another ECU, not worth messing around trying to swap chips.

thanks again.


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: daniel2345 on November 18, 2019, 11:49:36 AM
the easiest way would be to acquire another ecu. clone the eeprom from the original ecu or just immo off. then flash the software version of choice to the new ecu and tune at will.


Very good suggestion. I was afraid the author is not capable of doing so but some experience with that stuff is there.


Good Luck with your project


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: nyet on November 18, 2019, 12:00:36 PM
If it isn't on a riser just overwrite it with bootmode. No clue why the others above didn't suggest it.


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 12:30:31 PM

Very good suggestion. I was afraid the author is not capable of doing so but some experience with that stuff is there.


Good Luck with your project

thanks, chap, of course, I still have a huge amount to learn on this,
I have done some mods to the ECU file, my problem is, I have nobody to check to see if I have done them correctly so far.

regards luke.


Title: Re: writing failed ? superchip !
Post by: Maddog82 on November 18, 2019, 12:35:55 PM
If it isn't on a riser just overwrite it with bootmode. No clue why the others above didn't suggest it.

sadly its on a riser.