That's great news ! Im sure someone with an indepth knowledge of BECM's can easily confirm the MCU type. I'm still wondering if Rick meant a cheap BECM unlocker couldn't be done or if a working fob couldn't be created using the FOB code extracted from a BECM dump ? Either way I'll have fun...

Judging by the pinout and a quick sniff around the net, it appears that the MCU is possibly a MC68HC11KA4. It also appears that this MCU can be read by some popular device programmers. Ill wait for my BECM to turn up and have at it with my tools. I'll report back any findings.

There are devices and services already available to the public that can do both tasks I have mentioned, my ideas were to streamline them. As it stands, the 2 existing ways that replacement remote fobs can be provided are: 1. Order from an approved/official dealer using the lockset barcode. The...

The rolling code algorithm won't be an issue for me in the long term. The thing i'm aiming to eventually provide to legitimate P38 owners is a way of ordering precut and precoded replacement fobs. As it stands, the only ways of doing this at the moment is to either order them from a dealer who...

Hehe, If I was interested in stealing cars, im not sure a P38 wouldn't exactly be top of my list. I already provide services for repairing/recutting P38 fobs and am simply expanding on that service. I've got a BECM on the way from fleabay but would like to make a start on working out the BDM...

I'm currently working on a project to make P38 remote fob issues a bit easier to resolve. Something that would make my job easier would be to acccess the existing stored fob codes in the BECM. I'm fully aware they cannot be read directly on a locked unit and that its commonly known that BBS's...