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MegaCab
April 24th, 2015, 10:36 AM
Hi All,

I recently added a dsp5 tune to my '08 Cummins. I was having issues with the truck, so I loaded my original stock tune back in to do some troubleshooting. Today I went to reload the dsp5 tune and I'm getting error code $0312 and when the VIN, Serial, etc pops up it is showing all zeros. Right now the truck will do nothing.

If anybody has any insight I would very much appreciate it.

sbacon80
November 22nd, 2015, 07:46 AM
Hi All,

I recently added a dsp5 tune to my '08 Cummins. I was having issues with the truck, so I loaded my original stock tune back in to do some troubleshooting. Today I went to reload the dsp5 tune and I'm getting error code $0312 and when the VIN, Serial, etc pops up it is showing all zeros. Right now the truck will do nothing.

If anybody has any insight I would very much appreciate it.

Did you find a solution mine is doing pretty much the same thing today.

MegaCab
November 22nd, 2015, 07:55 AM
I called Anarchy Diesel since I bought from them. They suggested updating my software and firmware. Once I did, I was able to download tunes again and it has been working fine ever since.

Mitco39
November 26th, 2015, 05:58 AM
If everything gets 0'd out its a sign of a failed flash. You should be able to flash in a clean unlocked stock file to restore the truck then install whatever tunes you purchased and they should go in with no issues.

sbacon80
November 26th, 2015, 06:28 AM
It was a failed flash, during the flash for some dumb reason I switched the CSP5 switch from 3 to 1 causing the flash to fail. I tried downloading the same tune, stock tune, boot lock patch tune, with V2 and pass through with V8 software. It would either come back with 0312 code or 0333 code. Finally unplugged the CSP5 pass through cable, plugged the V2 straight into the OBD2 port. It flashed the stock tune file no issues. Plugged the pass through cable back and flashed purchased tune with V2 no issue. Lesson learned for me, don't touch the CSP5 switch while flashing!!!!! LOL

Mitco39
November 26th, 2015, 08:49 AM
As a rule of thumb I unplug the csp just to save headaches. Sometimes it works and other times it will fail.

Move'n Up
November 28th, 2015, 05:47 AM
Ditto! Always best not to flash via the pass-through CSP5 switch. Unplug it and connect directly to the OBD II port when flashing.