BSI Delphi F12 Telecoding for 2009 Nemo 1.3 HDI with Diagbox Assistance Needed

Hello. After recovering a Nemo 1.3 HDI car with its 2009 BSI Delphi F12 with start problem, I was able to make a temporary immo off to be able to start the car. By digging a little with Diagbox, I could see that the starter kit has already been changed by the previous owner, and especially that it comes from a Nemo auto box, which explains the abs indicator on the dashboard. especially on these bsi delphi on'a not access to manual telecord. I was able to read the eeprom and flash of bsi
Can there be an editor who pourra telecode?
or diagbox enligne pourra can be done? or she will get a blank bsi!
if anyone has ever had this problem. thank you
AI: Could you provide any specific error messages or codes that appear when you attempt to telecode the BSI with Diagbox?
Telecoding problems in the factory without telecoding access
AI: What version of Diagbox are you currently using for this process?
9.86 hors ligne
9.208 enligne

You must determine the "BSI" number by the vin number and purchase such then the configuration will be compatible with your car . "BSI" theoretically does not have the possibility to change the equipment.

Thank you for your response.
I don’t know how I can know the right BSI reference from wine.
Having made some modifications on the eeprom and flash, testing each time, I could understand that the car’s equipment configuration is housed on the flash and a NEC d70f3379, and the same used on another BSI d70f3632.
And on the online diagbox, apparently he will be able to configure it based on the wine of the car, but he asks that the BSI is blank.
So my question is this, if I change the wine on the BSI in the eeprom by putting that of the original car and I make a BSI update afterwards, it can solve my problem.
Knowing that a blank BSI at Citroën costs 1000 euros.
thank you in advance

I don't know if it's realistic to change the configuration even if you have a blank "BSI",it's based on a Fiat and only has the citroen stamp. You can find out the "BSI" numbers at ASO by the body numbers and you can buy used ones.

Hi, what do you mean by finding the BSI number at ASO.
you mean the dealer !

Yes dealer