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VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write failed

Postby Finseth-K27 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 3:53 pm

Hi.

I really need some help.

I tried to write a file to my fiends car through OBD with KESS, it failed and now the car wont start.
Properly it is Tprot locked.

Before that, I read the original file through OBD, and wrote it back again with no problems.
But now it is properly locked.

Afterwards i have put the ECU to boot mode with kess tricore module, where i have made a "backup file read" and a "normal read"

I have read something about creating a restored file from the three files i just mentioned above.
Hopefully one can guide me in a right direction or help me creating a restored file so the car can start again.

Thanks in advance

I have attached my files.
Passat CBAB edc17cp14.zip
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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby edgaras » Sun Jul 09, 2017 7:02 pm

3 files means FULL BDM.

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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby Finseth-K27 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 7:18 pm

I have now read out some files with MPPS V18, maybe they can help me better?
EEprom_iRom_1037397810.zip
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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby eivin96 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 10:35 pm

I bet you used protocol 198.

For this type of car always use protocol 501.

Give me your id, and i will send you the original file,

With the file I sensed you, you have to use recovery on protocol 501 and your car will work again

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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby Finseth-K27 » Mon Jul 10, 2017 5:59 am

This is the id i have:

HW:
SW: 1037563234
VIN nr.:
SW ver.:
Spare:
Engine:
HW Ver.:
SW upg.: 03L906022QD 9977
Installation: P151 - Bosch EDC17CP14 internal flash VAG

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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby eivin96 » Mon Jul 10, 2017 6:30 pm

Here you go, put the ecu back into car and recover with 501 protocol and follow instructions ksuite tells you
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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby eivin96 » Mon Jul 10, 2017 8:19 pm

Here again
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Re: VW Passat 2.0cr CBAB edc17cp14 won't start, OBD write fa

Postby Finseth-K27 » Tue Jul 11, 2017 9:17 am

Thank you for helping me.

The problem was solved about 15 minutes before that you brought me the files. But thanks anyway. I appreciate that you took your time to help me.

The problem was solved with this guide which I found in another thread.

=================================================================
Problem: ECU VAG EDC17CP04/14 blocked writing MOD by OBD (so called EEPROM crash)
caused by: ECU remain in programming mode.
1. Read IROM / XROM and EEPROM in bootloader mode.
2. Fix IROM/XROM using bootloader readout and OBD ORI readout (you will probably need to paste part of map zone and chk/RSA zone)
3. Write fixed IROM/XROM by bootloader (do not touch EEPROM!)
4. connect ECU to the car and write repaired IROM/XROM (same used for bootloader) by OBD.
It will automaticaly fix eeprom problem.
Resolved

=======================================================================

I did not fix the iRom by myself. To do that I got help.

I hope that this can help some other who runs in to the same problem ;)

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