Coding replacement 5AS to existing ECU
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Posted 7 months 3 weeks ago #206328
Hi, Is the above an easy task please and where do I find the instructions. Thanks.
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Posted 7 months 3 weeks ago #206329
Is it possible to connect pscan to the original 5AS ?
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Posted 7 months 3 weeks ago #206330
The instructions are in the program in pscan - make sure you have all the remotes when you programme them as it clears the memory before adding them.
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Posted 7 months 3 weeks ago #206334
I can re-connect the old one if necessary.
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Yes
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Posted 7 months 2 weeks ago #206352
Reconnect the old 5AS
Log into the old 5AS using pscan.
Use the "read EMS" feature in pscan and note the EMS.
Fit the replacement 5AS.
Log into the replacement using pscan.
Use the "write EMS" feature in pscan to set it to the value from the original one.
Once you have done this the engine ECU should recognise the replacement 5AS because it's sending the EMS code that the engine ECU expects.
You might have to turn off the ignition and lock the car for the new one to load.
Log into the old 5AS using pscan.
Use the "read EMS" feature in pscan and note the EMS.
Fit the replacement 5AS.
Log into the replacement using pscan.
Use the "write EMS" feature in pscan to set it to the value from the original one.
Once you have done this the engine ECU should recognise the replacement 5AS because it's sending the EMS code that the engine ECU expects.
You might have to turn off the ignition and lock the car for the new one to load.
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