the early OBD2(96 and 97?) GM PCM units are said to have the same port, and it was supposedly capable of dumping the BIN and possibly writing a new one in?
i have no idea, i was hoping you could shed some light on that?
'86 Grand National
bdm will allow you to directly command the cpu... so you would be able to read and write the bin... although a better way to do that would be to hook a logic analyser up to a sct tuner and see how they do it over the obd port... cause these controllers are sealed up tight and i doubt your average person is gonna crack one open and solder directly to the cpu to get access to the bdm interface...
at that point, i'm officially beyond what i know of the 6816s.... one could look up what kind of PROM is being used and see what the programming sequence for it looks like, then write out a program to be uploaded via the BDM link and have the 6816 do that...
http://www.diy-efi.org/gmecm/ecm_info/32bit/dumpflash/
there's the link i remember. it's one option anyways.
WHAM! right into a brick wall. LOL
'86 Grand National
sent a couple of emails out to see if they can help, also joined delcohacking and posted there. shot in the dark, hopefully i can gather more people. Thanks for your help so for Rob, Enlight22.
'86 Grand National
well this is it so far lol. im going to study on disassembly and commenting so i can help out more, its just going to take much longer. and from what has been said this far, figuring out a way to upload it via ALDL is another mountain, damn.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freescale_68HC16
also, where can i get myself a free copy of IDA?
Last edited by 34blazer; 12-31-2012 at 04:50 AM.
'86 Grand National
aldl is a gm specific thing afaik. we will have to upload via bdm or by reverse engineering the method to do it over the obd port.
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