mutsnutz
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Cheers grrrrr
Are you on a Mac or Limux?
mutsnutz
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iPad
mutsnutz
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Oh yeah, that's your problem right there.
E-mail sent.
So the engine is turning over but won't start? What did you do to cause this?
You need to go into ECM and read the security code make a note of it. Then you need to go into BECM and find where security code is viewable. It will be different to the one from the ECM. Select it and delete it, then put the code from the ECM in go back and write settings. Engine should start. Use emulator on here to find your bearings. http://www.nanocom-diagnostics.com/
mutsnutz
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Thanks wammers and grrrrr for your advice and time
Could I ask a further question is it possible for the auto gearbox to go in a cold mode where it revs harder and changes gears later I was researching why my gears were not changing till four thousand revs and found a article that said they go into a cold mode is this true and how do I sort please
Could I ask a further question is it possible for the auto gearbox to go in a cold mode where it revs harder and changes gears later I was researching why my gears were not changing till four thousand revs and found a article that said they go into a cold mode is this true and how do I sort please
You can read gearbox fault codes with Nanocom, just use the emulator to practice with rather than the Nanocom, you might do some harm doing that until you can drive it. Look for the EMS code in EDC then write it to the BECM for a start to get you going..
You can try pressing security learn in the EDC utilities section. Turn ignition off then back on and engine should start. If it works will save a lot of buggering about.
