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Title: Help a newb Post by: ratherb1 on June 24, 2012, 07:18:18 AM Anyone have a step by step for pulling your ecu .bin file I'm trying to use me7 logger to log my car ......im pretty stupid when-it comes to this stuff so if anyone has a "do this ,push this button "how to pull your own .bin file that would be great
..there doesn't seem to be ecu file for my car I need "4bo 907 551 t" so I'm trying to get it myself.......( My car is an Audi a6 2.7t tip 2001 apr stage 1) Tia Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: ratherb1 on July 03, 2012, 05:29:36 AM anyone? :)
Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: Stompen on July 03, 2012, 09:25:09 AM Do you have access to a bench harness, so that you can extract the .bin in boot mode?
Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: Rick on July 03, 2012, 11:56:04 AM Anyone have a step by step for pulling your ecu .bin file I'm trying to use me7 logger to log my car ......im pretty stupid when-it comes to this stuff so if anyone has a "do this ,push this button "how to pull your own .bin file that would be great ..there doesn't seem to be ecu file for my car I need "4bo 907 551 t" so I'm trying to get it myself.......( My car is an Audi a6 2.7t tip 2001 apr stage 1) Tia Probably better you got to a pro :) Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: Stompen on July 03, 2012, 11:01:53 PM If he wants to try it, let him. We all started from scratch one time or another. If he breaks it he has only himself to blame, if he makes it, well, then we have a new learner in the community :)
ratherb1: If you dont have galetto you should get it before trying to mess around with the ecu. It will save you if you mess it up :) Search ebay for galetto, and you will find some of them are very affordable. With this cable you can also extract the .bin from the ecu using the galetto software by putting the ecu in bootmode. I know bootmode sounds scary, but when you try it you will find out it is pretty easy :) If you search the forum you will find numerous threads explaining how to go forth extracting the info you need from the ecu. Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: prj on July 04, 2012, 02:02:43 AM Probably better you got to a pro :) I agree with Rick on this one. If you say that: "im pretty stupid when-it comes to this stuff ", then IMO forget it, you have no business messing with the ECU.Title: Re: Help a newb Post by: Rick on July 04, 2012, 02:59:51 AM My point exactly ;D
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