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Any success on this yet?

Something new learnt

I'd do this by using a hex editor (eg HDD HexEditor) and deleting the parts of the binary file you don't want, then 'Save As' the reduced binary.

I have the same problem on a Win98SE machine.

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Thanks, I'm trying Craig too.

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Mangus wrote:TunerPro does not yet formally support Ford, but it will in a near future release

It's still a great bit of software and lets me start to create my own definition files.

Finally got around to connecting my Autoprom to an eec-iv (Mondeo 2.0l DEEP ecu) today and encountered two problems. 1) Verifying the binary upload always failed when the F1 adapter was connected to the Autoprom but verified OK when it wasn't, is this normal? Do you have to upload first and connect ...

Hi, I'm looking for help with the checksum function, I can't get it too work! I'm using TunerPro RT v 4.00.3554.0 on an eec-iv binary and setting the following under the 'add new' option on the checksum tab of the XDF Header Editor window; data start $2000, data end $E000, store address $200A, store...

You need to find out what processor the Bosch Motronic 2.7 uses and disassemble the code. If it's an 'off the shelf' processor finding a disassembler shouldn't be too hard, it's a different matter though if the Bosch uses a custom processor. Then you need to examine the disassembly to identify the i...

I use HDD Software's Hex Editor v2.0 to compare two bins, its freeware.

You might also want to take a look at

http://www.andywhittaker.com/Audi/ecu/index.html

This guy's done some work on a Bosch Motronic ME 7.1 ecu and it might help you.

Missed one of the changes...... checksum(s) too!

Assuming your disassembly has identified code and data then tables are found by recognising 'patterns' in the data. You won't know the function of the table but you usually can spot the width and depth of the table. Constants and flags are more difficult, if you don't have a disassembly of a similar...

Hi,

You need to find out what processor the Bosch Motronic 2.3.2 uses. If it's an 'off the shelf' processor finding a disassembler shouldn't be too hard, it's a differnet matter though if the Bosch uses a custom processor.

I'm trying to use TunerPro for editing Ford eec bin files and the Intel processor used in these ecu's swaps the high and low bytes of word sized data. Is there a way of getting TunerPro to recognise this when displaying an element size of 2?