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Re: LS1 - Flash - Reprogramming



Funny you ask.  Just this morning I read a little blurb in GMHTP about Ken
Kelly.  He purportedly has an array of LT1 editors/programmers, and hints at
others, including LS1 coverage, soon to be available.  Says he can be
reached at 1-973-540-9252, or PCMdoc@surfree.com, or look at
http://carputing.com .  I know nothing about this guy or his products, just
thought it sounded to match what you were looking for......

Walt.




> I have been out of touch with gmecm for a little over a year but I am just
> now beginning to have time to begin playing with my toys again.
>
> I have recently gained an interest in having the ability to custom program
> the LS1 ecm. People are obviously doing it but there doesn't seem to be
any
> "end user tools" yet. Reviewing the list for the last couple of months I
saw
> that Andrew K. Mattei was getting into the flash memory of an LS1. Andrew
> can you tell me where you are with this?
>
> I was also hoping the list could help clarify/correct/inform me of some
> specifics:
>
> As I understand it the obd2 specification requires encryption of the data
> going to / coming from the ecm. Has anybody broken this encryption?
>
> If the encryption has not been broken that means the flash memory must be
> accessed directly. From what info I have been able to gather (having not
> opened an ecm (yet)) the flash memory is surface mount technology. Does
that
> mean that the current "turners" are unsoldering, reprogramming,
resoldering
> the surface mount flash memory chip (doesn't sound like fun to me!). Maybe
> there is some other way, I hope.
>
> I also see that Steve Cole has this power loader there appears to plug in
> somewhere. Does anybody know how this works.
>
> Just a couple of simple questions :-).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bob
>
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