ecutek ROM *.bin
 

I have wonder :)


If I have tuned ROM for example stage 1or 2

And in have car doesn't has ecutek license ;)


If I flash this tune to this ecu by anyway without ecutek cable :burnrubber:
What can happen:)

If this not the right calid for the car it could just not start or it could brick the ecu.

Leave now cid
I mean can buy this way hack ecuteck license???


Multiple maps??


Without license??

you won t flash anything without a license

Life’s simple. You make choices and you don’t look back...

*.bin flashed to main ecu at engine bay..
Ecuteck license store at immo ecu ..


So ....


Car runs calibration data from main ecu or immo ecu??

In think I'll try it

I have 2 spare ecu and immo ecu

And stage ² ecuteck ROM :)

I have flasher can flash direct by obd2 this type of ecu

Denso SH72531.

What about the ECUtek ROM are you hoping is advantageous for you? The great features about Ecutek are locked behind the RaceRom patch, which is applied to the ECU, not the ROM file

All ecutek roms are encrypted regardless of wether racerom is added. You cannpt flash ecutek roms to the ecu regardless of if racrom is added as becaise of encryption the ecu will not understand the encrypted rom.


Ecutek wil not let you flash any non stock to to ecu without adding racerom, racerom is what locks the ecu by changing the seed key access sequence.


If you try to flash an ecutek rom to an ecu with another device you will end up with a non functioning ecu.


Diring the flash process ecutek software decrypts the rom and flashes ecu, it also looks for an ecutek licience, and after its flashed rom the ecu is locked so you cannpt (easily) read oit the rom as then you would have access to the un encrypted ecutek rom with racerom.


Get a hex editor


open a stock rom (non wcutek) look at say hex 8000 address you will see the ecu calibration id like ZA1JA01G. then open and ecutek rom look at same address, rom is jist rubbish as its encrypted liked brzedit roms, they are not usable without ecutek software.

The RaceROM patch is added into the ROM file. If the encryption wasn't there, the tables would be able to be viewed in another map editor. however as @steve99 said, the ROM files are indeed encrypted (notice how all the ROM files that come with it are #-enc.bin). I would expect that most flashing devices wouldn't recognise them, open them up in a hex editor and see the difference between an OEM/OFT ROM and and EcuTek ROM and it will become obvious.