ECU Definition Request for BRZ Cal ID: ZA1JA02K XML for ECUflash
 

Kindly I need a xml file for BRZ Cal ID: ZA1JA02K , for ECUflash. since I can't read the files I pulled from my car and gives me "Uknown ROM Image Error" RR is working great. Unfortunately, I tried searching every place, but no good. Please, someone help!

2015 GT86 AT

You can use a ZA1JA01I rom instead.

You can make a fleash definition for any rom


Creating a bare bones definition for flashing a ROM with no existing definition



Useful if your car has old ROM not defined and you want to try update and be able to flash back to old ROM or
you have pulled really new ROM from a car and no definition yet.

Open the rom with no definition in Ecuflash, it will tell you it does not have a definition, do you want to create one. You press yes, and then click on from scratch. Then you choose SH72531 under memory module, and Subarubrz flashing method. The unique identifier is at 8000 and 8 bytes long. Fill the rom info in with the year, model etc. - not critical that this is accurate if you're just using it to flash. Click Finish, and when you're back in Ecuflash, click on file, and 'Save Models'.

This should allow you to flash ROM but not edit as no tables defined.

Full info see here


https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62332


or laternativly use the A01I its compatable as the guy above stated

Thanks guys for your inputs.
So, do you mean I can flash an old rom like ZA1JA01I on ZA1JA02K ECU? without any problems? since they are compatable.
Plus, I have tried creating one from scratch, but it work as you said. it won't read tables.

correct whwn you male a flash definition its flash only no editting

i thonk there is full definition for A01K you could try that or

best would be jist switch to the A01I rom and definition its compatable with your 2015 auto trans car

A01I is well definied rom and will work fine in your car as a substitute rom

I saw A01I rom and EcuFlash can open it normally. I'll try to flash it and see what is going to happen, but in case something gone south, I can flash original file. Is that correct?

Thank you! I really appreciate your help guys!

yes you can always reflash the olf A02K if needed