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Audi A4 1.8t AEB Swap - DIY Immo Off, Checksum & 24c02 Programmer Help: Audi 80, AJL Engine

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  • #1 17001045
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have been browsing foreign forums for a long time in search of a wonderful recipe for immo off. I am a self-taught person, I made a swap for an audi 80 on a 1.8t aeb engine. I paid a lot of money for the driver with immo off done, but ajl (spare) but still I can't figure out how to do immo off I have a simple cheap 24c02 bone programmer and I can even read this bone, I can't edit the file properly, There is maybe some a specialist who could briefly explain to me what is the deal with this checksum ?? I can put my dice file and compare it ready as if someone was able to help and do it. The driver from ajl of course works but I don't want to take it on the table due to difficult availability.
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  • #2 17001182
    spinacz
    Level 42  
    It is still important which year because there were two versions of the drivers.
    1995-1996 M3.2.1
    1997-> M3.8.2
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  • #3 17001190
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    Motronic 3.8.2 98r
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  • #4 17001246
    spinacz
    Level 42  
    As far as I know, this driver is done in two ways.
    Enter the number of the driver but Bosch, or upload his photo.
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  • #5 17001252
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    0261204805 bosch
  • #6 17001261
    spinacz
    Level 42  
    Buddy, don't you have 27C1024 there?
  • #7 17001708
    melas
    Level 31  
    There are two options.
    Or you have IT knowledge and skills and you figure it out from the bits and the bytes side. Then something cheap to put it in the bone.
    Or the second option - you buy good programmers plus software and they do it for you, and you only have to connect the bone or Procek well.
    There must be a job for everyone! Fortunately, it is complicated and makes it difficult for not every repairer Janusz to become a certified mechanic, car electronics.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    And by the way, I will ask how much is this pile of money.
  • #8 17002623
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    Komp ajl came out 700+ shipping If it's such a problem with help, because I can already see great excitement and comparison to Janusz, I can handle it myself
  • #9 17003039
    melas
    Level 31  
    There is nothing to float, just this viewer is available, but it costs money at the beginning, I suggest you buy access to immobypas there you have nice described and helpful data.
  • #10 17003143
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    I did it, I am not very floating, I am simply annoyed by such a statement Janusz. I make a car out of passion, not for earnings, in the meantime, I often learn from mistakes, but I like to have satisfaction from the deeds I have done. aaa and maybe it will make immo easier for someone, however, on 24c02
  • #11 17008430
    piotrekwoj1
    Level 42  
    There is nothing to hover, I will tell you that practically what the driver is, the immo sits elsewhere.
  • #12 17078564
    okon19921
    Level 10  
    I agree here, I bought a few computers and I will slowly come to the truth :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by a user attempting to perform an "immo off" procedure on an Audi 80 after swapping in a 1.8T AEB engine. The user seeks assistance with editing a 24C02 EEPROM file and understanding checksum requirements. Participants highlight the importance of the ECU version, noting differences between Motronic 3.2.1 and 3.8.2 systems. Suggestions include using a better programmer and software for the task, as well as the potential need for specialized knowledge in electronics. The user expresses frustration with the complexity of the process and the high costs associated with obtaining a pre-modified ECU.
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