Thank you. I have a source for one already.
I need to talk with bigwinn as he is my coding/software/anything not mechanical lifeline.
Hopefully we can sort this out.
Thank you. I have a source for one already.
I've invested in it and i'm installing as we speakspazmochad wrote: ↑Thu Jan 12, 2023 6:15 pmI don't have anything outside of a BDM100 & the software for bench cloning like for like with a Windows XP laptop.
MartynMartyn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 6:15 pm You can bench read the DME no problem, however if the DME isn't booting then you won't be able to access via WinKFP.
If the DME isn't booting because the flash is corrupt then BDM (background debug mode) using specialist hardware is the only way to communicate with the ECU.
It's unlikely the DME isnt booting due to corruption though so I'd check for water ingress, corroded pins etc.
If the DME is dead, just pick up a replacement from ebay, you can use the part numbers from RealOEM to find one that will suit.
https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showpa ... Id=12_1240
Once you have the replacement you can use https://www.bimmertuningtools.com/produ ... uickflash/ to disable EWS and the car should fire straight up.
Btw, deleting EWS has no negative effects on the car or its security, it simply disables the check performed by the DME to check that it's 'paired' with it's original EWS module. A valid key etc is still required.
Cross-ref to this thread for more details please: viewtopic.php?t=138958bigwinn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:07 pmMartynMartyn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 6:15 pm You can bench read the DME no problem, however if the DME isn't booting then you won't be able to access via WinKFP.
If the DME isn't booting because the flash is corrupt then BDM (background debug mode) using specialist hardware is the only way to communicate with the ECU.
It's unlikely the DME isnt booting due to corruption though so I'd check for water ingress, corroded pins etc.
If the DME is dead, just pick up a replacement from ebay, you can use the part numbers from RealOEM to find one that will suit.
https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showpa ... Id=12_1240
Once you have the replacement you can use https://www.bimmertuningtools.com/produ ... uickflash/ to disable EWS and the car should fire straight up.
Btw, deleting EWS has no negative effects on the car or its security, it simply disables the check performed by the DME to check that it's 'paired' with it's original EWS module. A valid key etc is still required.
We got the new DME in the car and fired up the program- great
However I cant select the patch EWS box- I've asked the seller for support but he is better at one word answers than I am so not holding my breath...
Have you had this issue?
Do you need to read the DME with the tool first, then load those files into the next bit before clicking delete EWS and writing the patched code back onto the DME?bigwinn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:07 pmMartynMartyn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 6:15 pm You can bench read the DME no problem, however if the DME isn't booting then you won't be able to access via WinKFP.
If the DME isn't booting because the flash is corrupt then BDM (background debug mode) using specialist hardware is the only way to communicate with the ECU.
It's unlikely the DME isnt booting due to corruption though so I'd check for water ingress, corroded pins etc.
If the DME is dead, just pick up a replacement from ebay, you can use the part numbers from RealOEM to find one that will suit.
https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showpa ... Id=12_1240
Once you have the replacement you can use https://www.bimmertuningtools.com/produ ... uickflash/ to disable EWS and the car should fire straight up.
Btw, deleting EWS has no negative effects on the car or its security, it simply disables the check performed by the DME to check that it's 'paired' with it's original EWS module. A valid key etc is still required.
We got the new DME in the car and fired up the program- great
However I cant select the patch EWS box- I've asked the seller for support but he is better at one word answers than I am so not holding my breath...
Have you had this issue?
I watched Stuart. Pretty sure he did exactly those steps but the check box remained greyed out.spazmochad wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:21 pmDo you need to read the DME with the tool first, then load those files into the next bit before clicking delete EWS and writing the patched code back onto the DME?bigwinn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:07 pmMartynMartyn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 6:15 pm You can bench read the DME no problem, however if the DME isn't booting then you won't be able to access via WinKFP.
If the DME isn't booting because the flash is corrupt then BDM (background debug mode) using specialist hardware is the only way to communicate with the ECU.
It's unlikely the DME isnt booting due to corruption though so I'd check for water ingress, corroded pins etc.
If the DME is dead, just pick up a replacement from ebay, you can use the part numbers from RealOEM to find one that will suit.
https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showpa ... Id=12_1240
Once you have the replacement you can use https://www.bimmertuningtools.com/produ ... uickflash/ to disable EWS and the car should fire straight up.
Btw, deleting EWS has no negative effects on the car or its security, it simply disables the check performed by the DME to check that it's 'paired' with it's original EWS module. A valid key etc is still required.
We got the new DME in the car and fired up the program- great
However I cant select the patch EWS box- I've asked the seller for support but he is better at one word answers than I am so not holding my breath...
Have you had this issue?
Yeah, it must be pretty frustrating. Sorry I can't be more helpful as I've not used that tool, I read up a bit before with mine and came to the conclusion that doing a full read write of the DME wasn't possible whilst it was in the car, but I must have been wrong.enuff_zed wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:27 pmI watched Stuart. Pretty sure he did exactly those steps but the check box remained greyed out.spazmochad wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:21 pmDo you need to read the DME with the tool first, then load those files into the next bit before clicking delete EWS and writing the patched code back onto the DME?
Annoying as I'm convinced we're nearly there now.
Thanks for the offer.spazmochad wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:36 pm If you get totally stuck you're welcome to send them both over and I'll clone them, hopefully Martyn comes back with some more knowledge of the tool and it's something simple.
You do- but the saved file wouldn’t then reloadspazmochad wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:21 pmDo you need to read the DME with the tool first, then load those files into the next bit before clicking delete EWS and writing the patched code back onto the DME?bigwinn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:07 pmMartynMartyn wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 6:15 pm You can bench read the DME no problem, however if the DME isn't booting then you won't be able to access via WinKFP.
If the DME isn't booting because the flash is corrupt then BDM (background debug mode) using specialist hardware is the only way to communicate with the ECU.
It's unlikely the DME isnt booting due to corruption though so I'd check for water ingress, corroded pins etc.
If the DME is dead, just pick up a replacement from ebay, you can use the part numbers from RealOEM to find one that will suit.
https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showpa ... Id=12_1240
Once you have the replacement you can use https://www.bimmertuningtools.com/produ ... uickflash/ to disable EWS and the car should fire straight up.
Btw, deleting EWS has no negative effects on the car or its security, it simply disables the check performed by the DME to check that it's 'paired' with it's original EWS module. A valid key etc is still required.
We got the new DME in the car and fired up the program- great
However I cant select the patch EWS box- I've asked the seller for support but he is better at one word answers than I am so not holding my breath...
Have you had this issue?
Success (part) todayRix wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:27 pm Interesting to see how you're getting in with this but disappointing re the software not doing what you want it to! I've fired off an email to these guys as they appear to offer a EWS deleted DME for around the £200 mark. Unless they suggest a test/repair on by original DME I think I might give one of these a go. Will pass on the pop/bangs part of the remap tho! http://dgmaps.co.uk/shop/remapped-ms43-ecu/
Well there you go Stuart! If this sorts mine then you’re good for £150 a go. Minus the £149.99 fee for using my car as a development mulebigwinn wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:45 pmSuccess (part) todayRix wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 9:27 pm Interesting to see how you're getting in with this but disappointing re the software not doing what you want it to! I've fired off an email to these guys as they appear to offer a EWS deleted DME for around the £200 mark. Unless they suggest a test/repair on by original DME I think I might give one of these a go. Will pass on the pop/bangs part of the remap tho! http://dgmaps.co.uk/shop/remapped-ms43-ecu/
I managed an end to end process including deleting the ews on my 3.0
Figured it out myself- the instructions and ‘read me’ file are a joke
Fingers crossed I can get back over to martins soon