You need to start off with google translate.Jonedge101 said:20241116_115738.jpg
I have various codes when trying to reprogram using INPA, anybody got any ideas?
That is correct. you always use the latest part number which is 8087 in your case.Jonedge101 said:I have a replacement airbag module now from ebay, with the correct part number 6933985. But when I try to use WinKFP to enter the vin it only shows ECU number 6948087, which is a replacement part. Will it work if I try to code the vin using that number, or is there a different daten file that I need?
Brilliant thanks. I only have a vin error code now, so hopefully it will workenuff_zed said:That is correct. you always use the latest part number which is 8087 in your case.Jonedge101 said:I have a replacement airbag module now from ebay, with the correct part number 6933985. But when I try to use WinKFP to enter the vin it only shows ECU number 6948087, which is a replacement part. Will it work if I try to code the vin using that number, or is there a different daten file that I need?
You will find then that once it's all coded in, INPA will think it is an 8087, but it doesn't matter as they are all in that same batch.
Before you start coding it, check the errors on all three modules, and clear them all.
Your new one should only show one for wrong VIN to begin with. Once you get that updated it should then show one for system time.
The three modules send check messages to each other all the time, so by the time you finish coding you will probably find several codes on the SIM85 and the SBSR for 'Timeout' as they haven't heard from the SBSL.
You need to clear all these errors before the airbag light will go out.
I have a horrible feeling your replacement module is a dud.Jonedge101 said:I get no response when trying to flash 6948087 with the vin, any ideas? I can flash the main control unit. Using winkfp. There is also no response from the right airbag module?
Are those on the SIM85?Jonedge101 said:I think it may be the main airbag module as I get these codes. What do you think?
enuff_zed said:Are those on the SIM85?Jonedge101 said:I think it may be the main airbag module as I get these codes. What do you think?
How has that suddenly lost system time?
Have you tried coding that again?
Try Google translate. First one is system timeJonedge101 said:enuff_zed said:Are those on the SIM85?Jonedge101 said:I think it may be the main airbag module as I get these codes. What do you think?
How has that suddenly lost system time?
Have you tried coding that again?
Yeah recoded it, comes up with these errors. Do you have a list if what they mean?
enuff_zed said:Jonedge101 said:enuff_zed said:Are those on the SIM85?
How has that suddenly lost system time?
Have you tried coding that again?
Yeah recoded it, comes up with these errors. Do you have a list if what they mean?
So I managed to code the vin to the replacement unit today. It's now showing error codes 9883 and 9878 but I presume I don't need to worry about those, as they are for knee airbag and seatbelt tensioner that I don't have. Is that correct? It's still showing system time error, so if I can get that entered, the light might go off? Do I need to code our the knee airbag etc using NCS expert?
I posted about one for sale on ebay a few days back. It was up for £120 and was gone in under an hour!Stach said:I'm still desperately on the lookout out for a compatible module if anyone's got any leads please help me and let me know. Thanks