I then go back in to normal flash mode try to reflash it. try to reflash it but it fails everytime. remove usb cable shutdown ecuflash replug in usb restart ecuflash, go to options use alt flash mode.
If it fails during a write I leave the car on. You do not even need to bench reflash the EvoX ecu anymore to recover it.
ECU FLASH EVO X UPDATE
UPDATE JULY 2014 NEW METHOD without bench flash: UPDATE OCTOBER 2020: Bench Flashing is required if you need to kick out locked roms from ex-tuning companies, or if you need to move to a similiar but different major revision (different first 4 digits on the rom id, i.e from 5237nnnn to 5305nnnn) But since you will most likely be doing this on the bench with a wall power supply, anything above 12volts is fine. 12.9V quickly becomes 2.6V within 5 minutes of the key ON with no engine running. UPDATE: Most Bulletins released by Mitsubishi these days state a minimum of 12.4 volts for safe reflashing, therefore ALWAYS have a charger applied to the vehicle or bench. Normal voltage on most EvoX during reflash is between 11.9 and 12.2 volts. Mitsubishi Dealer tools require minimum 9.7 - 9.8 volts for reflashing, I would highly recommend a minimum of 10.5-11.0 volts. Try your cable on another mitsubishi just to be sure the cable is good. This is sometimes a symptom of a faulty cable also. continue below for EvoX.ĭo you get this message when trying to do a reflash?
YES, you can "recover" your ecu to a working state again.Īre you looking for the 1994 to 2005 Mitsubishi Benching webpage?Ĭlick here instead. Does your EvoX not start after a failed reflash?ĭoes your FANS still run after a reflash when you turn the key on?
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