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JBL-GG
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« on: July 12, 2013, 01:16:51 AM »
Hey mates,

I would urgently need, the Values of the two capacitors (at least they seem like tantal capacitors for me Cheesy )
which I marked in the attached picture

I hope some of you might know the answer or can measure it for me

EDC17C46
0 281 016 952
HW: H22



also a high resolution picture from the same ecu would be great for me,
maybe you can share it to me.

many many many thanks in advance
kind regards

- and I hope that youre not nerved by me, cause some of you might see my post in other boards too Sad
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« Reply #1 on: July 13, 2013, 03:41:07 PM »
i have mechanicaly damaged edc17cp14 board recently.. they cannot be cloned because od OTP memoryh block in processor, hence used ones (from other cars) are almost free - completely useless.
solution is to clone it to new (unused) ecu , which is not so cheap.
I have managed to solve my problem by transfering processor from damaged ecu to used one from the other car. it requires speciall skills to desolder/solder , but there are people who have the right tools (this technique is used for chips in some other electronic devices)
so, if you dont get to repair your board, this might be the solution.
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« Reply #2 on: July 16, 2013, 07:26:38 AM »
Quote from: ale944 on July 13, 2013, 03:41:07 PM
i have mechanicaly damaged edc17cp14 board recently.. they cannot be cloned because od OTP memoryh block in processor, hence used ones (from other cars) are almost free - completely useless.
solution is to clone it to new (unused) ecu , which is not so cheap.
I have managed to solve my problem by transfering processor from damaged ecu to used one from the other car. it requires speciall skills to desolder/solder , but there are people who have the right tools (this technique is used for chips in some other electronic devices)
so, if you dont get to repair your board, this might be the solution.


i would know guys with this special irda tools, also used for reballing Cheesy

thanks, for you information - helped me quite a lot Smiley

regards
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