#1: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:29 am ---- Is it possible to unlock the ECU'S on a 206 in the same way
you can with a 106. That is when you locate the little black immobilsier unit on a 106 if you start the car then remove the black box whilst engine is running it then removes the immobiliser unit thus unlocking the ECU from that car. So my question is is this possible on the 206?
#2: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Rob2859, Location: HalifaxPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:44 am ---- I don't think so. Also the ECU is integrated in the BSI its not stand-alone like in a 106. What are you looking to achieve?
#3: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:36 am ---- thanks for reply all I am looking for is the abilty to sell the ECU as a useable item when I strip them out
currently I just bin the ECU'S
regards deks
#4: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: MrBSI, Location: What's it to you? ? ?Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:40 am ---- How about if you sold the engine ecu, BSI unit & the tranpsonder chip as a matching package?
#5: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:57 am ---- I could and would if someone asked
currently its easier to sell the bits seperately
out of interest and need to know as I am very old skool(carbs) where is and what does the BSI unit look like
#6: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: MrBSI, Location: What's it to you? ? ?Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:05 pm ---- BSI unit is basically the complete fuse box inside the passenger cabin behind the dash flap, its the cars body computer.
#7: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:44 pm ---- I could offer to help you. But judging by your signature and your profile, you are only on here to make money and sell things.
Advice means paying.
#8: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:04 pm ----
Lee wrote:
I could offer to help you. But judging by your signature and your profile, you are only on here to make money and sell things.
Advice means paying.
If I am breaking forum rules please send me in the direction I need to go to stay within guidelines. All I could see was once a year the forum opens up a donation bank which I would more than happily contribute to.
Yes I am here to sell goods and make a living its what I do but I have been upfront and honest rather than being sneaky and pretending to be a private individual.
If you have advice and knowledge that I need then I am happy to pay for the service as I said in my opening post I am new to 206's although I do currently have 10 of them from lx upto GTI
REGARDS DEKS
#9: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lecktorious, Location: ScotlandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:32 pm ---- I don't have an objection to people selling on this site, as long as they put something back in, either advice or towards the running costs of the forum. Which Deks has said he will, and if he is as good as his word then fair play to him as there are not as many that will come onto this forum and cut straight to the chase.
Lets be honest, the site hasn't exactly been abundant with legitimate traders (take MRP Dismantlers for example) and people need parts...unfortunately I can't make it to the breakers yards every weekend
#10: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:33 pm ---- You need to have 50 posts to sell on here, or link from eBay.
It is clearly stated in the rules that you get when you sign up. Along with other things.
I don't have an objection to people selling on this site, as long as they put something back in, either advice or towards the running costs of the forum. Which Deks has said he will, and if he is as good as his word then fair play to him as there are not as many that will come onto this forum and cut straight to the chase.
Lets be honest, the site hasn't exactly been abundant with legitimate traders (take MRP Dismantlers for example) and people need parts...unfortunately I can't make it to the breakers yards every weekend
I don't mind helping individuals or people that help others. But people who just sign up to make money are annoying
#12: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 3:32 pm ----
Lee wrote:
G. wrote:
I don't have an objection to people selling on this site, as long as they put something back in, either advice or towards the running costs of the forum. Which Deks has said he will, and if he is as good as his word then fair play to him as there are not as many that will come onto this forum and cut straight to the chase.
Lets be honest, the site hasn't exactly been abundant with legitimate traders (take MRP Dismantlers for example) and people need parts...unfortunately I can't make it to the breakers yards every weekend
I don't mind helping individuals or people that help others. But people who just sign up to make money are annoying
Thats a fair comment but I have to start somewhere, I cant give back knowledge until I gain it, as I said in my intro post 206's are new to me and I know little about them in terms of whats what ask me about a saxo and I can probably answer it
Yes I am here to grow my business but do try to give back and help where I can, Sorry if I have caused you offence with my post
Also just read about the 50 posts before advertising sales. to be honest at this time I wont be putting up ads for sale I will merely respond to wanted ads until I have built up a reputation for good service and members can see who I am and what I am about I also need to learn more about the car aswell its easy to sell someone a part its harder to make sure its the part they want and need
regards deks
#13: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Coolspot, Location: East SussexPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 4:09 pm ---- A good honest post.
Enjoy your stay here you will find alot of info in the search feature if you can get it to work (I struggled) lol
Simply smash window (not even needed actualy),
Open bonnet
Plug-in unlocked ECU and you're off.
It would be irresponsible to say the least to be selling such ECU's and
many cars have been stolen exactly because of this.
This post is clearly against forum and site rules regarding illegal activities and should be deleted and thread starter (details noted) warned.
#15: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Harry, Location: StaffordPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 5:50 pm ---- Good luck selling second hand ecu and bsi units by the way, I have nearly half a dozen of the sets stacking up now ..
#16: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:04 pm ---- I sell them as quick as I can get them
Only parts I sell in the UK are parts like doors and axles. Rest go abroad, including an engine to India lol
£40 for an ECU, BSI and key can't be too much
Sold stuff abroad loads, but never had the international postage options on people just enquire about them.. may look into it when I have to re list everything in a few days
Only parts I sell in the UK are parts like doors and axles. Rest go abroad, including an engine to India lol
£40 for an ECU, BSI and key can't be too much
Sold stuff abroad loads, but never had the international postage options on people just enquire about them.. may look into it when I have to re list everything in a few days
Only parts I sell in the UK are parts like doors and axles. Rest go abroad, including an engine to India lol
£40 for an ECU, BSI and key can't be too much
Sold stuff abroad loads, but never had the international postage options on people just enquire about them.. may look into it when I have to re list everything in a few days
Cheapest I've sold them for is £80 + shipping lol
Your going to have to tell me your secret then, because I've not even had one message of anyone interested in them
#22: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:34 pm ---- Show me your listing
#23: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Harry, Location: StaffordPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:36 pm ---- Will just pm you the stuff mate
#24: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Seabook, Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:49 pm ---- trust me loads of people in china will buy any peugeot scrap parts.
206 are high-end car in their world and
they are willing to pay more than a double to buy used 406 brembo calipers in their country.
#25: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:14 pm ---- £120 for some Phase one rear lights to Indonesia
#26: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Harry, Location: StaffordPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:15 pm ---- I think I've been missing out on good business strategy here
#27: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lee, Location: EnglandPosted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:16 pm ---- Just filling in the custom forms is a pain. Plus when they make paypal claims, f*****g annoying.
#28: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 2:08 am ----
V9977 wrote:
NO.
Unlocked ECU = skeleton key to steal ANY 206.
Simply smash window (not even needed actualy),
Open bonnet
Plug-in unlocked ECU and you're off.
It would be irresponsible to say the least to be selling such ECU's and
many cars have been stolen exactly because of this.
This post is clearly against forum and site rules regarding illegal activities and should be deleted and thread starter (details noted) warned.
Hi sorry to cause you offence but unlocking and ECU isnt illegal, probably not the best way to use an ECU for the reasons you state easy to steal but this is the way they lads want to go on 106's and Saxo's rather than spend the money on proper re configure of ECU but as this seems not possible on 206 its not an issue
If moderators feel I have posted inappropriately would they please let me know
#29: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 2:12 am ---- Lee and Harry loks like I will leave the BSI and ECU's to you 2 I dont need a stock pile of bits I an sell the locks for £35 a set the idea with the ECU's was more for conversions, I dont do international postage for the reasons stated above most notable paypal claims its alright selling for a massive mark up overseas but no good when they put in a claim and you end up out of pocket with postage loss aswell
I'll just bin the items when I strip
#30: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: V9977, Location: Athens, GreecePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:13 am ----
deks wrote:
V9977 wrote:
NO.
Unlocked ECU = skeleton key to steal ANY 206.
Simply smash window (not even needed actualy),
Open bonnet
Plug-in unlocked ECU and you're off.
It would be irresponsible to say the least to be selling such ECU's and
many cars have been stolen exactly because of this.
This post is clearly against forum and site rules regarding illegal activities and should be deleted and thread starter (details noted) warned.
Hi sorry to cause you offence but unlocking and ECU isnt illegal, probably not the best way to use an ECU for the reasons you state easy to steal but this is the way they lads want to go on 106's and Saxo's rather than spend the money on proper re configure of ECU but as this seems not possible on 206 its not an issue
If moderators feel I have posted inappropriately would they please let me know
1) Unlocking an ECU isn't illegal in itself, but pretains to illegal activity which is stealing vehicles.
2) As you are in the trade, I am sure you are 100% aware of the instant abuse of such an ECU weather it is for Saxo, 106 or any other model vehicle. It only takes one such unit falling in the wrong hands to cause many cars dissapear from their owners and end up as spares..
3) You have already been given a possible solution by Mr.BSI which you seemed to have ignored;
"Why not sell as a set ECU/BSI/keys and barels" If you have as many as you say, re-configuring would not be required.
4) If the lads want to go this way, perhaps you might want to consider the actual application they have in-mind.
The 106 is the absolute classic example of a car stolen this way and I humbly recomend you re-evaluate your buisness practices in this respect.
I'm sorry but these are all aspects of this topic which make it more like "Help us steal 206's easily", even if unintended.
@Lee nothing to do here mate, money or otherwise.
#31: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:25 am ---- Sorry but from my view its different if a car is still using its immobilser system stick an ECU on it that had been unlocked in the way the 106 ones are done will not allow it to work on a car that hadnt been given the same treatment. Also worth noting that everytime I sell an Ecu that has been unlocked in this manner I make them fully aware that doing this renders the immobilser obsolete
as for selling them complete I did state that this was an option and would do so
also if you care to read the first post I was actually asking for advice on how the system works on a 206
its clear to me the only way to sell a 206 ECU is complete with the BSI and keys and I assume the transponder unit which I now need to identify.
Basically the original point to the post was to ascertain if ECU's can be unlocked in the same way as 106 but clearly not so to sell the ECU i will need to sell a complete kit as in locks BSI and transponder
that is merely what I wanted to gain
It seems to me from the feedback I am getting that trade dealers are not welcome on this forum so I will bid you all farewell and thank the couple of helpful posts I received and messages but I dont need the agro I was simple trying to help bothh sides as I have done for 4 years on the Saxo and 106 clubs
#32: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: macca1411, Location: Westhoughton, LancashirePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:43 am ---- Removing your signiture about being a breaker doesn't fill me with confidence about your honesty. Even your introduce yourself has been edited and now says nothing about you. The mods should just delete your account before you get the chance to start selling.
If you want to break 206s, buy a manual so you know what everything is, rather than asking people who have the knowledge for free advice. If your a legitimate business, the manual would be tax deductable.
I am old school too when it come to engines, but buying the right equipment ie a manual, I am able to do jobs on a 206 and help others out with advice when they really need it.
#33: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: V9977, Location: Athens, GreecePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:55 am ----
deks wrote:
Sorry but from my view its different if a car is still using its immobilser system stick an ECU on it that had been unlocked in the way the 106 ones are done will not allow it to work on a car that hadnt been given the same treatment.
Really? Like the steering lock will then secure it?
A switch can easily be added so you don't even have to force the ignition/starter circuit.
deks wrote:
It seems to me from the feedback I am getting that trade dealers are not welcome on this forum so I will bid you all farewell and thank the couple of helpful posts I received and messages but I dont need the agro I was simple trying to help bothh sides as I have done for 4 years on the Saxo and 106 clubs
My deepest sympathies go to you but I did not see any other forum member discussing these issues with you.
It was only mentioned that a post count of 50+ was required before any selling can take place.
Perhaps you would consider the info provided on this thread to your advantage, as I'm sure you want to make sure your services are not abused. This is not at all a personal issue.
#34: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 5:05 am ----
macca1411 wrote:
Removing your signiture about being a breaker doesn't fill me with confidence about your honesty. Even your introduce yourself has been edited and now says nothing about you. The mods should just delete your account before you get the chance to start selling.
If you want to break 206s, buy a manual so you know what everything is, rather than asking people who have the knowledge for free advice. If your a legitimate business, the manual would be tax deductable.
I am old school too when it come to engines, but buying the right equipment ie a manual, I am able to do jobs on a 206 and help others out with advice when they really need it.
A manual is an option but in the past have found others knowledge far more helpful besides a manula doesnt give the inside info that forums normally provide,
I edited my signature as I have asked the mods to delete my account as it seems to me new traders are not welcome as for my genuine ness try checking out deks36 on sax p 106 oc and ebay my rep speaks for itself
#35: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Lecktorious, Location: ScotlandPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 8:20 am ---- V9977, away and have words with yourself.
There is more illegal activity on this forum than you can even think of. Selling unlocked ECU's isn't exactly high up on the list, if it can even be proven to be illegal. I'm sure no-one had even though about using an unlocked ECU to steal a car until you had mentioned it and posted it on a public forum. Well done you.
If you feel so strongly about the matter, I suggest joining 306gti6.com, saxperience and 106owners. There are plenty of people punting unlocked ECU's there. Voice your concerns there, I'm sure you will receive a flaming in due course.
#36: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: V9977, Location: Athens, GreecePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 8:59 am ----
G. wrote:
V9977, away and have words with yourself.
There is more illegal activity on this forum than you can even think of.
Where?
G. wrote:
I'm sure no-one had even though about using an unlocked ECU to steal a car until you had mentioned it and posted it on a public forum. Well done you.
It's much better to be informed than ignorant.
Then you can take steps accordingly and I said from the start this thread needs deleting, or cleaning up at least.
(it still does imho)
G. wrote:
If you feel so strongly about the matter, I suggest joining 306gti6.com, saxperience and 106owners. There are plenty of people punting unlocked ECU's there. Voice your concerns there, I'm sure you will receive a flaming in due course.
I have no interest in joining those forums tbh, let alone one for Saxo.
If you want unlocked ECU sold at this forum too, that is your buisness entirely. I think most members would not?
I stand fully by what I said, and take note how the OP made a quick exit once they realised
they weren't getting what they're after.
deks wrote:
I edited my signature as I have asked the mods to delete my account as it seems to me new traders are not welcome
#37: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:32 am ---- [
V9977 wrote:
I stand fully by what I said, and take note how the OP made a quick exit once they realised
they weren't getting what they're after.
get what I am after.!!!! I asked for some advice and nothing more.
I have not advertised anything for sale and nor would I have until I had built a reputation for being reliable and honest as I have done on the other forums of which I am a member but clearly some people on here have no need for traders as imo opinion they seem to be not welcomed this is why I asked for my account to be deleted as its pointless trying to be involved in a forum where you are made to feel unwelcome.
For the record I have always traded above board and legitimately hence why I posted on joining that I was a trader,
As i said from the start I am new to 206's i can take a car apart easily enough but dont have the full technical knowledge yet to be able to advise customers on some issues also I do not want to supply something that is wrong so by learning I can avoid this as in no point supplying and ECU without the BSI and lock set as it wont work .
I also looked to see if it was a requirement to pay for membership as a trader but could find nothing
I have had a couple of positive messages but it seem the majority don't welcome traders, I dont feel the need to spend my time justifying my business or how I work and therefore decided to step away
I agree this thread does now need deleting as someone made a statement for all thieves to see though it wqont work but they will do a lot of damage trying Last edited by deks on Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:50 am; edited 1 time in total
#38: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Big_Rich180, Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:35 am ---- Good old info....p**sing people off as usual
#39: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Big_Rich180, Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:38 am ----
V9977 wrote:
NO.
Unlocked ECU = skeleton key to steal ANY 206.
Simply smash window (not even needed actualy),
Open bonnet
Plug-in unlocked ECU and you're off.
It would be irresponsible to say the least to be selling such ECU's and
many cars have been stolen exactly because of this.
This post is clearly against forum and site rules regarding illegal activities and should be deleted and thread starter (details noted) warned.
Why would anyone ever swap an ECU to steal a 206???
Thats the most stupid thing i've ever heard.
#40: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: V9977, Location: Athens, GreecePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:46 am ----
deks wrote:
I agree this thread does now need deleting as someone made a statement for all thieves to see though it wqont work but they will do a lot of damage trying
"Thieves" have known this for ages the world over.
Let's be honest, you didn't expect to start a thread like this in your first few posts as a member here,
and then simply say you want to be part of the site as a trader.
I can accept the intentions are good but the possibility of unintended outcome is fairly obvious.
I fully respect your buisness and past experience, but have every right to voice my concerns just as Big_Rich180 does.
#41: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: DJ-, Location: UKPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:09 am ---- the answer to the OP's questions is just No. Not sure why a big deal needs to be made out of it..
#42: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: paul_c, Location: UKPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:28 am ---- V9977 - should we ban DIY shops from selling hammers too????
Cars have moving parts, these wear out so there is always going to be a need for spares, etc. A community consists of a wide variety of people. Some of these can afford to buy new parts or expensively-priced items from other retail outlets, others might not have so much space cash and might want to try secondhand and would welcome as much choice as possible. A wider part of the community still, would be people like deks, who's trade is selling parts.
It would be daft to unnecessarily restrict traders from the site. There's reasonable arguments for things like targeted/relevant adverts, a trader's category (maybe they pay a little for this), etc etc. But it must be fair. V9977's posts have been nothing but hostile, towards the new member.
I, for one, welcome deks to the site and hope that he will see that it is a vocal minority, not a majority, who are unwelcoming; and therefore stick around. No doubt some disagree, if that's the case I suggest they come up with a better way of integrating ALL parts of a community and make suggestions, and see if the admins take them up on it.
#43: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Big_Rich180, Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:51 am ----
paul_c wrote:
V9977 - should we ban DIY shops from selling hammers too????
Cars have moving parts, these wear out so there is always going to be a need for spares, etc. A community consists of a wide variety of people. Some of these can afford to buy new parts or expensively-priced items from other retail outlets, others might not have so much space cash and might want to try secondhand and would welcome as much choice as possible. A wider part of the community still, would be people like deks, who's trade is selling parts.
It would be daft to unnecessarily restrict traders from the site. There's reasonable arguments for things like targeted/relevant adverts, a trader's category (maybe they pay a little for this), etc etc. But it must be fair. V9977's posts have been nothing but hostile, towards the new member.
I, for one, welcome deks to the site and hope that he will see that it is a vocal minority, not a majority, who are unwelcoming; and therefore stick around. No doubt some disagree, if that's the case I suggest they come up with a better way of integrating ALL parts of a community and make suggestions, and see if the admins take them up on it.
#44: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: V9977, Location: Athens, GreecePosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:04 am ----
paul_c wrote:
V9977 - should we ban DIY shops from selling hammers too????
Yes please.
paul_c wrote:
V9977's posts have been nothing but hostile, towards the new member.
1) I've been on here long enough for people to know I'm not hostile even in the most heated topics.
2) I would have no reason to take issue with a trader or anyone else for that matter.
3) Violating the car's in-built security design (even if basic) is not my idea of 'bits and pieces that wear in the normal life of a car.'
If someone was asking for directions to obtain say a lock-pick set for a 206, would you just say "sure mate, give these chaps a call"?
Anyway, I think it's all in the thread now. No-point me going on about it as I know when to shut-up.
#45: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: MrBSI, Location: What's it to you? ? ?Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:19 am ---- Its not that difficult & doesnt take long to drive any 206 away protected by the standard security systems without even opening the bonnet IF you know what your doing
Its easily possible to be done & before anyone asks im not gonna post how its done on a public forum.
Unlocked ecu wouldnt make a blind bit of difference, there easy enough to get from many sources in the UK, 206's are not really worth stealing these days due to there low value.
#46: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: MrBSI, Location: What's it to you? ? ?Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:31 am ----
deks wrote:
Basically the original point to the post was to ascertain if ECU's can be unlocked in the same way as 106 but clearly not so to sell the ECU i will need to sell a complete kit as in locks BSI and transponder
that is merely what I wanted to gain
I've not tried it myself but i've heard from friends in the trade it can work BUT only for about 5 minutes then the ecu will lock out until the correct transponder is used or it is recoded to the car.
deks wrote:
It seems to me from the feedback I am getting that trade dealers are not welcome on this forum so I will bid you all farewell and thank the couple of helpful posts I received and messages but I dont need the agro I was simple trying to help bothh sides as I have done for 4 years on the Saxo and 106 clubs
There have been a couple of dodgy breakers trying to trade on here in the past that would either rip people off OR spam the forum with the sale threads & never post anything helpful.
#47: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:31 pm ---- MrBSI thank you for your helpful comments and answer to the question.
Its worth noting I am well aware of scammers and poor traders that do the rounds on forums
hence why I originally introduced myself and for a period I would only have answered wanted posts until such time as I had a good reputation, I cant answer queries until I learn some anwers myself but rest assured I would have helped if I could. Just for the record anyone wanting to check my rep
I am a member of some other PSA brand forums for saxo and 106 with user id deks36 and also on ebay same id in fact if you google deks36 it will come back with a load of results
regards deks
#48: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: deks, Location: East KentPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:33 pm ---- MrBSI thank you for your helpful comments and answer to the question.
Its worth noting I am well aware of scammers and poor traders that do the rounds on forums
hence why I originally introduced myself and for a period I would only have answered wanted posts until such time as I had a good reputation, I cant answer queries until I learn some anwers myself but rest assured I would have helped if I could. Just for the record anyone wanting to check my rep
I am a member of some other PSA brand forums for saxo and 106 with user id deks36 and also on ebay same id in fact if you google deks36 it will come back with a load of results
regards deks
Basically the original point to the post was to ascertain if ECU's can be unlocked in the same way as 106 but clearly not so to sell the ECU i will need to sell a complete kit as in locks BSI and transponder
that is merely what I wanted to gain
I've not tried it myself but i've heard from friends in the trade it can work BUT only for about 5 minutes then the ecu will lock out until the correct transponder is used or it is recoded to the car.
They are doing it wrong
Doesn't work on MUX or IAW ecu neither.
#50: Re: Unlocking ECU Author: Ali_H, Location: Chichester, SussexPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:39 pm ---- This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
Jesus Christ.
It's fun tho lol.
People will be surprised how many cars out there will have had their IMMO removed
This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
This thread is bordering on the ridiculous now. FFS give the guy a break, he's been honest and if people want to trade with him or anyone else, it's their choice.
He's given enough info for even the biggest info sleuths to hunt him down if it ever came to it.
There's enough conspiracy theories and b******s in this to make even kurtis look intelligent.
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