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Bone stock 1993 C1500 305/4l60E 16168625 BDFK
Trying to get Tunerpro set up for this truck. I've been searching all the sites I can find for the Bin for this ECU with no luck. Anyone know where to get one..or am I S.O.L and need to buy the equipment to read my stock file?
I looked through my crapola and I don't have that file. When you get a chance to read that file, please post it so we can archive it. Thanks
well you could probably read the file over the aldl port with my flashhack tool.
i am pretty sure that ECM uses device F4 and is 64KB
ALDL universal read tool
go to the paramters tab
set device ID to F4
memory size 10000
read start 0000
read end FFFF
go back to operations tab
press read calibration
I don't remember when or how I got the attached BDFK.bin file.Quote:
Originally Posted by speedfreak78
dave w
Bithoist approves this file!Quote:
Originally Posted by dave w
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BitHoist
Here is the results of your BCC/Chip/Bin file!
Processing file 16168625 bdfk.bin
File '16168625 bdfk.bin'
Address: 0x0,0xffff
CRC: 0xe237c2bf
Mask ID: ??
ID byte: 0xE6
Sum word: 0xbcf3
Sequence: None (00000000)
Scan ID: 6175
BCC: ANR8198
BCC: BDFK6003
BCC: BRCZ6250
Thanks a lot! Any way to add that to this thread with the other bins?Quote:
Originally Posted by dave w
http://www.gearhead-efi.com/Fuel-Inj...Information-E6
You guys are awesome!:thumbsup: I'm sure I'll be around with a bunch more questions as I try and figure this stuff out. My cable should be here tomorrow...fingers crossed.
Why isn't there a mask ID? I'm assuming since its a 8625 any of the known masks for those should work?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1project2many
Mask ID for BDFK is E6 or $E6, which is defined in the .bin file.
The Mask ID shown by Bithoist isn't read from the .bin. The Mask ID is determined by looking at the locations of specific tables then matching them up to a template of sorts. The ID Byte is read from the file. This allows a calibration which has had the Mask ID set to $AA to potentially be identified correctly.
Here's Ludis's comments: "This version knows about 131 different masks, plus 44 mask ROMs (26 C3
ECM's worth). For all except six of the masks, BitHoist checks much of
the PROM image for a specific bit pattern. If this doesn't match, then
the PROM is not considered to be of that mask. BitHoist can also spot
388 "stock" chips.'
More info here:
http://www.diy-efi.org/gmecm/archive.../msg11724.html