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Title: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: bamofo on April 30, 2020, 08:40:57 AM Quick Question on an ME9.1 ECU. If i correct the CSM issues in the EEPROM and the ROM read/write via BDM will the P0601 go away on its own? or do i have to get it off in the EEPROM?
Someone reached out to me to help as they got scammed by some company.. Thought i would help them but want to double check. Tools BDM Winols ME9SUM EEPROM tool Short answers are fine. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: yxx499 on April 30, 2020, 01:07:43 PM Short answer : the problem is already described here along with solution. ;D
Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: bamofo on April 30, 2020, 02:57:54 PM Short answer : the problem is already described here along with solution. ;D Thanks. Answer I should have expected. If the search engine didn’t suck I probably would have found it. I found all the info for me7 but not 9.1. What im really looking for is what happens to the P0601 if i bench flash with BDM vs using a KESS tool.. Since i dont have the car and just the ECU... My guess is it will do the check and pass and the code will go away.... But my S4 isnt put back together yet so i cant go flash a bad rom to my car quickly to test. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: gman86 on April 30, 2020, 05:09:55 PM Quick Question on an ME9.1 ECU. If i correct the CSM issues in the EEPROM and the ROM read/write via BDM will the P0601 go away on its own? or do i have to get it off in the EEPROM? Someone reached out to me to help as they got scammed by some company.. Thought i would help them but want to double check. Tools BDM Winols ME9SUM EEPROM tool Short answers are fine. It depends on what's caused the P0601. If it's just been an OBD write of the wrong SW version, you may get away with flashing in the correct version via BDM. I've seen some cars tuned where CLAKMOLD was modified and it seems to cause that code to pop up after a few months and the car is in limp. The EEPROM has the code stored permanently and the only easy fix is to flash in a full BDM from another vehicle with same software and then get someone with a a GEKO account to use ODIS to perform "Adapt used control module" to adapt immo etc. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: bamofo on April 30, 2020, 06:02:58 PM It depends on what's caused the P0601. If it's just been an OBD write of the wrong SW version, you may get away with flashing in the correct version via BDM. I've seen some cars tuned where CLAKMOLD was modified and it seems to cause that code to pop up after a few months and the car is in limp. The EEPROM has the code stored permanently and the only easy fix is to flash in a full BDM from another vehicle with same software and then get someone with a a GEKO account to use ODIS to perform "Adapt used control module" to adapt immo etc. Thank you very much. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: yxx499 on May 01, 2020, 04:38:45 AM Update the ECU to last SW version like 0020 to 0040 or 0070, and case will be solved.
Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: bamofo on May 01, 2020, 05:48:51 AM Update the ECU to last SW version like 0020 to 0040 or 0070, and case will be solved. I believe that requires me to have a full BDM flash of the new software and then understand how to update the EEPROM correctly on ME9.1. Im still not there yet so i told the Lady im sorry i cant help her currently. If it was ME7/me7.1.1 i would have been fine helping. I will read more into it as im still interested. I just dont know which issue is causing the problem and she lives far enough where they would have to mail me the ECU. I didnt want to waste her time even if i was helping for free. Appreciate the feedback ill do some testing this weekend. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: Jannik07 on March 19, 2023, 12:46:38 PM Are there any news on this?
I saw a file where only DTC are deleted. Is that enough? What changes are required in EEPROM? thanks a lot ! Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: Dande on March 19, 2023, 02:26:04 PM Fix checksum or reflash if hw is not damaged.
Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: Jannik07 on April 03, 2023, 01:31:37 PM checksum is calculated by winols.
I reflashed ori eeprom and flash and mpc by ktag and everything worked again. Then I disabled DTC 0601 in flash, but after one and a half week the error comes back :( Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: cherry on April 03, 2023, 02:49:51 PM Which ecu? MED9.1.2? Number?
Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: sonique on April 03, 2023, 02:55:38 PM checksum is calculated by winols. I reflashed ori eeprom and flash and mpc by ktag and everything worked again. Then I disabled DTC 0601 in flash, but after one and a half week the error comes back :( original winols ? flashed original tools ? which one version med9 ? Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: Jannik07 on April 09, 2023, 01:25:25 PM No. Free Winols and China KTAG.
but never had problems before. I have also read that autotuner and other original tools cant handle that error. Or maybe the cant in the past. After reading a lot I think the only option is to delete the DTC from eeprom. Because there it is set. In flash the error is disabled but still appears. So must be something in eeprom. greetings. Title: Re: ME9.1 - P0601 - Question Post by: Jannik07 on April 09, 2023, 02:14:46 PM And its MED9.1.2 SW 0040
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