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Ktag Read Write Opel Meriva 1.7 Denso
Nov 30, 2019
how do I read flash ECU from OPEL Meriva 2004 1.7cdti DENSO Hybrid ECU Z17DTH? I/O terminal I do not have. I/O terminal know it reads .
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A: I have had an issue with the UD2A that I used to read K-Tag ECUs and I think I had a similar problem to you (no response or only partially working when I used the UD2A). I solved my problem using the MicroVeka ECU Reader Interface Chip. I have an article on How to Read Your ECU with MicroVeka Here It allows me to read both the eeproms (I have a t-module) and a dummy reading (in case of the eeproms not being available, normally when the vehicle is being serviced). It also supports reading more than one model of ECU. I believe it is possible to get/make a compatible reader for the Denso model (it’s a simple EEPROM and with my knowledge of arduino and python, it wouldn’t be too much of a challenge to make it work). If you decide to use the UD2A, you may also be able to connect to the dummy port in order to create your own “pseudo K-Tag”. The UD2A would also be able to read other ECUs that support reading the t-module (but that supports writing to the ECU, something the UD2A does not support). Finally, the UD2A is compatible with the MCS Interface – if you need the chasis controll Unit but don’t want to pay for the K-Tag support package. to strongly predicted by PG2 with relatively high confidence (F1 score of 0.857). ([Supplementary Table S4](#TS4){ref-type=”supplementary-material”}). This result implies that the re-phylogeny of rabbit genomes can be reconstructed by PG2. Furthermore, by comparing PG2 and PRANK, it is not difficult to see that PG2 produces the best results ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type=”fig”}). 
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