Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

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May 19, 2008 | 03:53 PM

Boosted4Life

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Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

i had my p06 chiped and i put it in my car and it does not work.It keeps blowing the ecu fuse.Any ideas would be appreciated

May 19, 2008 | 05:19 PM

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Re: Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

Probably a botched chipping job, something is shorting out.

May 19, 2008 | 05:28 PM

Boosted4Life

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Re: Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

I had shanerv check it over since he chipped it and he said it looked ok.My question is can I just get a new chip kit from xeno and have shane do re chip it?

May 19, 2008 | 05:41 PM

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Re: Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

What do you mean you "got a chip"?

You replaced the 28pin and then what. Check the jumper, one of them is ground for the processor/sink circuit as well, i.e. if it was touching something else with solder it would short.

May 19, 2008 | 05:54 PM

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Re: Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

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Originally Posted by Boosted4Life

I had shanerv check it over since he chipped it and he said it looked ok.My question is can I just get a new chip kit from xeno and have shane do re chip it?

It must be good because it looks ok right? It obviously isn't. Either your ecu went bad from the time you removed it to the time you got it back or something was messed up in the chipping process. Which one do you think has a much higher chance of happening?

May 19, 2008 | 07:57 PM

Cray91

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Re: Having a problem with my ecu chipped p06

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Originally Posted by Boosted4Life

I had shanerv check it over since he chipped it and he said it looked ok.My question is can I just get a new chip kit from xeno and have shane do re chip it?

I can't see any reason why the program on the chip would change anything. Just have him do it over again.

There is a ton of stuff that could have gone wrong. I have had some that look great and simply resoldering can fix things.