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    Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Has anyone reprogram the GM OBDII PCM Other than carputing???

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    DHP does it. I know charles reads this board every once in a while. I was at his house a few days ago. He's pretty hard core OBD-II... just a very busy guy like most of us.
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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Anybody with a Tech2 and this software to read the Flash Card.

    http://www.csm.de/

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    I meant custom programming

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Quote Originally Posted by The Highlander
    I meant custom programming
    That is custom programming.

    They are just using the Tech2 to read/write the flash.
    The flash card is then read into the pc with that software.
    Everything else is done to the binary file, then reloaded.

    I'm not quite sure what you mean by custom.

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Editing the file you read from the tech 2

    How do you read it???

    Let me know

    Thanks

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Quote Originally Posted by Super_Sport_x2
    Anybody with a Tech2 and this software to read the Flash Card.
    http://www.csm.de/

    I dont see any software on that page..
    Does OmniProg_2 flash through the OBDII port?
    I am not sure why you made ref. to that site.
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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    does the tech 2 use a regular flash card? I always heard that the contents of the card for the tech 2 were encrypted in the device itself - or is it just the GM update files that are encrypted?
    If a regular flash card will work that would be sweet! But I cant find a reference to a tech 2 on that site ???
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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    Hi Guys
    The T2 uses a simple memory card... but there is a impossible security function. With the soft (or others like it) you can read/mod/copy the data on it. I know a friend of a friend...
    There are guys all over the net that are offering updates for 40$ but....they need your card to do it.
    My local hacker tryed to make a copy with the exact same card (new)but it didn't work, but to dump files from one oem card to another oem is no problem (updates) This applys for the 10 meg and 32 meg cards
    Basically you take the T2 to download the FLASH (inside pcm), remove the memory card then use the other soft to read the whole contents. Make adjustments, then reload, the same way as if you just replaced the PCM with a new one.
    Now after many month of poking and prodding, asking questions....all I know is it is not easy to do, programming side. I don't really know if he ment the mods to the flash or the other soft he uses...
    I had this guy lock down top speed for a couple delivery truck for me,Ford and GM both OBD2
    Sorry couldn'd help more but this guys knows I like to play with cars and he won't give me the info
    Cheers

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    Re: Anyone read the GM PCM other than carputing?

    If so a standard card reader would work. I always thought the info off the card was encrypted though. Making it nearly impossibly to crack, modify, and reload..

    anybody know if it is encrypted?
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