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 11 
 on: Yesterday at 12:11:49 AM 
Started by A6turbofrance - Last post by eg4
mlhfm is 0x1187a
mlofs is 0x11c7a
kfkhfm is 0x14eda

 12 
 on: April 18, 2024, 09:55:58 PM 
Started by nevergiveup - Last post by stuydub
here

 13 
 on: April 18, 2024, 03:22:46 PM 
Started by A6turbofrance - Last post by A6turbofrance
hi is it possible to use a bam maf on a 8N0906018A file ?
i can't find MLHFM , KFKHFM and MLOFS
can someone help me ?
here is the bin
i can pay for service

 14 
 on: April 18, 2024, 09:53:06 AM 
Started by Jannik07 - Last post by chunky
Thanks for reply!
which maps exactly limiting load to 200? im trying to tune my S6 with RS6 turbos and i cant get more than 200 load, maybe im missing something?

 15 
 on: April 18, 2024, 05:59:03 AM 
Started by lgtmelo - Last post by lgtmelo
There is nothing to "run with".

You need to load the flash that is for the mpc file. The software is one whole.
The flash calls into the MPC and the MPC calls into the flash. If they are different versions, then the calls go in the wrong place and the code is complete garbage.
Completely useless to perform any reversing work.

It's like cutting a car in half, welding a half of another car on and then wondering why the propshaft is not connected to the rear wheels anymore. Because it's in the wrong place and cut through.

Yes, you are correct. But this is good enough for me to begin with, and as long as people are aware of that, it should be good enough for first contact purposes and as a learning kickstart. All the maps and variables I have gone through so far do match as expected (which does NOT mean there won't be eventual discrepancies).

Again, it is unfortunate I dont have the tools to get a full read, but if someone has the file and would like to share, please do Smiley

 16 
 on: April 18, 2024, 05:14:46 AM 
Started by fknbrkn - Last post by quattro85
Tell me exactly what you need and I can see if I have it.

I'm in the same boat - trying to get more fuel on 1.8TFSI Med17.5 ECU with Bosch type HPFP.

We was thinking in making external box, just to invert the signal, because of looking at the FR (page 1890-1891) it seems this is only needed thing.
However guy that we approach for this task tell us he already did such thing years ago and it doesn't work.

So now I rewire engine loom so I can use MED17.1 2.0TFSI ECU with Hitachi HPFP.

If you need full reads from both ECUs I can send them later (on other PC).
I have defined ols projects for 2.0 cars (Hitachi HPFP), and somehow copied most definitions in 1.8 project (Bosch HPFP).


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 on: April 18, 2024, 04:40:52 AM 
Started by lgtmelo - Last post by prj
There is nothing to "run with".

You need to load the flash that is for the mpc file. The software is one whole.
The flash calls into the MPC and the MPC calls into the flash. If they are different versions, then the calls go in the wrong place and the code is complete garbage.
Completely useless to perform any reversing work.

It's like cutting a car in half, welding a half of another car on and then wondering why the propshaft is not connected to the rear wheels anymore. Because it's in the wrong place and cut through.

 18 
 on: April 18, 2024, 02:31:08 AM 
Started by Myrsta - Last post by Myrsta
Org file

 19 
 on: April 17, 2024, 02:01:25 PM 
Started by fredrik_a - Last post by prj
Some information I found interesting, possibly helpful to some.

The PDF within that repository especially so.

https://github.com/najnesnaj/moosesnif/tree/main

There is nothing really of interest there.
Maybe some info about D2 protocol, as it is not too well documented.
But other than that it's mostly how to open VIDA databases and very very basic ECU topology stuff.

If you have 0 experience, by all means, read it, but I think like 90% of it was just analysis of how VIDA works.

 20 
 on: April 17, 2024, 01:31:51 PM 
Started by Micaaacek - Last post by Micaaacek
Great, thank you very much. Will test soon.

Do you think the Audi lowered RPM on purpose ? Or is it fault ?

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