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    Default How to read ECUs SAK-C167

    Hello friends, I have two ECUs with processor infineon SAK-C167, in the same PCB have 29F400 (maps) and eprom (immo), I consult xprog, vvdi prog, ktag, kess, upa, wellon and I don´t find how read this processor SAK-C167, somebody can read? help me? Thanks very much.
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    That processor accepts bootmode. Present in many ECD15 and ME7 ecus for example. Anyway it has only 32Kb internal memory, normaly relies on external flash. With bootmode you can read all memories, internal, external and serial eeprom.

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    Right, what´s the software/hardware I can use to read this 32kb internal memory?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lolpa View Post
    Right, what´s the software/hardware I can use to read this 32kb internal memory?
    KKL cable and nefmoto software, or minimon,...

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    also ktag can read it chiploader post photo pcb or ecu information for help

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    Just curious... why is needed to read the processor?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobolin4o View Post
    Just curious... why is needed to read the processor?
    For fun or for disassembly of the code purpose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobolin4o View Post
    Just curious... why is needed to read the processor?
    Have VIN and others informations programmed in the processor, I need change.

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    Don’t think you are gonna change anything on that processor’s irom, guess is factory programmed and otp. Also doubt VIN gonna be stored there, most likely all that data is in serial eeprom.

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