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    Default Airbag volvo V40 XC2361A-72F

    Hi.
    Does anyone on the forum have a working diagram?
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    Thanks in advance.
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    Have a look a :

    https://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forum...vo-V40-Xc2361A

    Maybe this wil help you

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    Thanks but this connection doesn't work.
    It reads 98% and ERROR

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    v5.3.7 (2024-10-18)

    >>>DOWNLOAD<<<

    * This version DON't need update firmware
    * Fix reading ECU communication failure

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    Hi
    https://www.vvdishop.com/service/xho...N2JrOIiL5QHG8G

    Anyone tried to replace the battery of vvdi prog and was successful? Says must be down while powered on

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    Quote Originally Posted by fuzz1 View Post
    Hi
    https://www.vvdishop.com/service/xho...N2JrOIiL5QHG8G

    Anyone tried to replace the battery of vvdi prog and was successful? Says must be down while powered on
    What must be down? A lot of people have done it. All is in that description. Where is the problem?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sniegavirs View Post
    What must be down? A lot of people have done it. All is in that description. Where is the problem?
    I think he wants to know how to properly replace the battery
    - whether when the voltage is connected to the programmer 12v,
    - whether USB is connected,
    - or simply replace the batteries without any external 3_volt connections

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    Hi
    I want to replace the battery before it goes flat and the unit useless. So I found this post but not too sure how to go about replacing the battery in a preventative way to avoid ending up with a flat battery

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    It is all written in that post. That is why it exists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fuzz1 View Post
    Hi
    I want to replace the battery before it goes flat and the unit useless. So I found this post but not too sure how to go about replacing the battery in a preventative way to avoid ending up with a flat battery

    I plan to replace the battery.
    For this:
    - solder a socket from an old PC motherboard for the CR2032 battery and solder it to the battery contacts CR2354 on the VVDI board(where CR2354 soldering will not be performed)
    - insert a new CR2032 battery into the socket (parallel with CR2354)
    - solder out the old CR2354 and solder in the new CR2354 (at the same time, the CR2032 will hold 3V for the VVDI board)
    - remove CR2032 and unsolder its socket

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    Using external power supply is way more easier. If you are that scared add USB cable power as well. That additional battery socket could make it more problematic..

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    Quote Originally Posted by sniegavirs View Post
    Using external power supply is way more easier. If you are that scared add USB cable power as well. That additional battery socket could make it more problematic..
    I don't know, maybe you are right, if you do everything carefull

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    Returning to the topic of the infineon XC2361A 72.
    I decided to check.
    Is the MCU Reflesh V3 cable that I have really V3.
    After disassembly, you can see that it looks like V2, only a different color of the board.
    And these two resistors are installed where they should not be in the V3 version.
    Can someone more experienced comment on whether my cable needs to be modified?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hivrich View Post
    I don't know, maybe you are right, if you do everything carefull
    I wrote about replacing the battery a dozen or so topics ago.
    In my case, I powered it via USB.
    You have to do it carefully so as not to short circuit it and make sure that the programmer is not deprived of power.
    I would suggest using an external power supply.
    Because the computer's USB will turn off the voltage when it is overloaded.

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    FUJITSU MB90F347CA ERASE ERROR (00)

    Read file its no problem, but when I try to Write new file,always same error, I cant erase and write file
    Any experience whit this problem???mb90f347ca.jpg
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