I Nearly fell off my chair with that one Jim! Like it, my style!CitroJim wrote:French..spider wrote:Random question: What language is the code written in ?
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I Nearly fell off my chair with that one Jim! Like it, my style!CitroJim wrote:French..spider wrote:Random question: What language is the code written in ?
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I'm sorry but I'm not convinced that a Lexia can't do the job. Unfortunately (or probably fortunately!) neither of my HDi engined cars have a DPF so I can't test the theory myself.dieselnutjob wrote:I disabled the DPF on my 607 HDI. You don't need Lexia and it won't help
Hiwheeler wrote:Try 03114 instead & see how that works.chrischester wrote:Hi, tried this code and did not like it. Where did you get this from to try it?DickieG wrote:I believe the code you are looking for is 01134.
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I bet that the ones with FAP have an ECU with a different part number.Paul-R wrote:If a new ECU is fitted surely you have to go through just this process enabling and disabling options as required?
Quite likely. It will probably just have a jump over that section of code or possibly write it over with a NOP instruction (do nothing) or suchlike so the 'regen' is never called.dieselnutjob wrote:
I bet that the ones with FAP have an ECU with a different part number.
The 2.2 was never sold without a FAP so there probably isn't a nonFAP configuration for that ECU at all.
I suspect that ecusafe kills the FAP functionality in some way that isn't standard.
Just a few days ago I fitted and configured a new ECU to my HDi Xantia and yes you do enable or disable various options and configurations (cruise control was one which AFAIK was never available on an HDi).dieselnutjob wrote:I bet that the ones with FAP have an ECU with a different part number.Paul-R wrote:If a new ECU is fitted surely you have to go through just this process enabling and disabling options as required?
The 2.2 was never sold without a FAP so there probably isn't a nonFAP configuration for that ECU at all.
That's not in dispute.corsehf wrote:There are several members of this forum with 2.2 HDi's that have had their DPF filter, eolys fluid and pressure sensors removed and disabled (myself included), and all completed within 30 minutes using a laptop with a Galletto cable.