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    Hello Guys , please I need help about a coding of used Ecu for Honda CR-V year 2007 , 37820-RZA-A74, old Ecu is lost
    So I order one used from vin number of car
    After installation at ignition on key stay blinking , I try to coding with hds (him),x100+,x431,fly100, always I get same two result , register ECM failed and immobilizer is not normal error B-1,
    I make some picture of it , I'm waiting for your answer , thanks for all
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    i had a pretty same case before,just not finished the job due to some reason. It was honda freed 2012 with bad ECU. Some friends back then told me that if the ECU is replaced you need to sync it with the immo first before you can coding the key. It can be done with X431 or HDS..

    the other solution for you can coding the key is to swap the ecu's eeprom (usually there are 2 eeproms that need to be replaced in there) from the old one to the new one. Just not sure if sync is still needed after the eeprom swap.

    Hope that helps mate.. G'luck.

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    Hello mate , thanks for you answer about it but old Ecu is lost I can't get it for swap eeprom , I think that an used data can't be used for synch need Virgin for make register ECM ?
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    Hi mate.. here it is what DK masters said i regard to ECU swap back then. Check attachment.

    SwapECU.rar

    Hope that helps..G'luck mate.

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    Hello Guys , thanks for all answer but there are a problem , old ecu is lost , so i have only used i read the two eeprom (M93C66 x2)
    , there are a possibility to reset or make it virgin for try to synch again ?
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    as far as i know you dont need virgin ecu....you need maxidas or better...

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    Yes but I don't know why I try but failed I try already Maxidas too and many tool same results always very very strange
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    REX89 your PM full

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    Hi
    I have this same problem. Honda Civic 2009y Always then i try swap ecu in HDS o X431 i have fail. Wiring is ok. Is other ecu but i don't have original.
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    Hi mate , read the two eeprom 93X66 who contains data of immobilizer and post it here fo check it
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    hello for this CRV if there is no connection problems u have to register the fuse box firstly and them the ECU and them program key i did it many time

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    Give better explanation when you say "register fuse box in first " what option we need choose ?
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    Ok itry register Micu and theb ecu. I reed eeprom and send but my egnine ecu is one 93c86 and 24c04 in immo.

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    An i not register Micu (fuse box) first i have message in hds "Immo is not normal mode".

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    im right with u ana_11 , always when u try something u get this error "Immo is not normal mode" how fix it that the big question , but immo is in anormal mode because ecu and immobiliser dont have same synch bits into data for start car think that there are other trick or need reset sync bits and register then.
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