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Noob Zone => Noob Questions => Topic started by: kory2000pr on September 20, 2014, 05:25:37 AM



Title: a little confused
Post by: kory2000pr on September 20, 2014, 05:25:37 AM
I need to make some timing changes to my car.
My question if change some basic tables on tuner pro.
like the kzwf map. Do I need to do a checksum check. So I  don't brick my ecu.
I already know what I need to change just scare of changing the maps.
Thanks.


Title: Re: a little confused
Post by: turboat on September 20, 2014, 06:09:08 AM
If you change anything, you need to fix the checksums.


Title: Re: a little confused
Post by: kory2000pr on September 20, 2014, 08:30:24 AM
If you change anything, you need to fix the checksums.
Thanks.


Title: Re: a little confused
Post by: kory2000pr on September 21, 2014, 06:36:33 AM
Is there a reason that I keep getting checksum error. No matter what table I change and how little the changes are. tried modifying 1 table at a time on small increments and still.
Could it be a bad .xdf???
me7check v1.12 (c) mki, 06/2004-05/2012
Checking file modifiedv2.bin (size=524288)
Reading Version Strings...
-> Bootrom Version = embedded in CPU, asume 05.12/05.32
-> EPK = 42/1/ME7.5/3/4019.20//F22ic/Dst04o/210100/
-> Contents of ECUID data table:
   - '0261206552'         (SSECUHN)
   - '1037354128'         (SSECUSN)
   - '06A906032CL '       (VAG part number)
   - 'V004'               (VAG sw number)
   - '1.8l 5V 110kW TL'   (engine id)

Page checksum failure(s) found
Data area checksum failure(s) found
-> Found 2 errors!!!   *******************************


Title: Re: a little confused
Post by: thelastleroy on September 21, 2014, 07:15:32 AM
kory2000pr:

What software are you using to fix the checksums? me7check is only for verifying the file is either good, or has checksum errors, it does not fix these errors itself.

This is how I understand it, hope I get it right.

Any change you make to a .bin file will cause checksum errors, no matter how large or small, in any order. This is not due to any mistake on your part, it is by design. If the bin file on your ecu became corrupted (damaged) somehow, the ecu would catch these errors in it's checksum algorithm and stop the car from running an unsafe file. If you don't correct for the differences you make when modifying your file, the ECU will think it is an unsafe file and not start. Even worse, the error might not get caught right away and leave you stuck somewhere without your laptop!

good luck