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tptuning
October 12th, 2019, 10:13 AM
2011 6.7 Cummins Cab and Chassis 5500 Manual
Last night I put on the CM220A_BootRSA_Patch_Manual on my V2. Plugged into pickup and installed, had to activate the license per usual. Everything went good, I then went and got my file supplied from my tuner onto my v2 and installed successfully. After key off for a couple minutes. I tried to start the pickup and nothing. I contacted my tuner and he sent me a stock file to try(11301130AK-90030-2011 4500 CAB DP 6.7L MANUAL 50S.)
When trying to install that, i get $0549 ignition off. Well the key is 2 clicks ahead in the run position. I have tried it several times and nothing. Check all fuses-good.
Pickup was 100% stock before doing this and was obviously running. Used snap on to read the codes and i have attached that report. I have read all day over the internet and not really finding anything to try and i can't quit tell i have an answer.
Closest thing i could find to help me is the below post where it seems like the op had the same problem as me but didn't really have a solution besides an ECM. This was back in 2012 so I am hoping someone has a better answer or idea now for recovery.
I have bench force here but no don't have the correct connectors. I would make a harness but not sure how to hook up to the bench force-i have the pinout of the ecm
https://forum.efilive.com/showthread.php?18332-Flashed-a-6-7-and-now-its-dead-Help-please!&highlight=%240549
GMPX
October 12th, 2019, 10:21 AM
$0549 usually does mean the tune you've put in has caused the ECM to brick, they can be recovered but you have to force the ECM to bootmode. Given you have the bench force set up you can ask them to supply a harness that allows you to force the ECM to bootmode where you should be able to recover it.
tptuning
October 12th, 2019, 10:36 AM
Hey thanks a lot for replying right away, I was hoping you would be available but I was skeptical with the weekend.
I only have the bench force 2 that doesn't do the rom. I've done a lot of reading and educating myself so correct me if im wrong. I need the following:
https://bench-force.com/collections/powerblocks/products/benchforce-powerblock-iv-with-rom-boot-switch-assembly
and
https://bench-force.com/products/engine-module-harness-10-12-chrysler-cm2200-6-7l?variant=18292376371258
Is it worth pulling the ecm and making a direct connection from the v2 to the pins on the ecm to try to communicate to rule out in other issue?
GMPX
October 13th, 2019, 03:53 PM
Well first thing you need to understand is if there is an issue with that modified tune then the ECM will just brick again once you recover it and flash that tune back in, so maybe not use it until you somehow know it is all good.
Depending on how much all that bench force stuff costs there is another alternative if you want to send the ECM away to someone who already has the bootrom setup? It's really not something you would ever need.
I wouldn't bother making the connections to the V2 pins directly, I'm pretty sure it is the tune that has put it in to this state.
I'd offer to test the tune on our bench ECM's here because we can recover them but the tuner probably doesn't want the file passed around (which is understandable), but I think you'd like to know the cause of this right?
Cheers,
Ross
Road
October 13th, 2019, 11:57 PM
Well first thing you need to understand is if there is an issue with that modified tune then the ECM will just brick again once you recover it and flash that tune back in, so maybe not use it until you somehow know it is all good.
Depending on how much all that bench force stuff costs there is another alternative if you want to send the ECM away to someone who already has the bootrom setup? It's really not something you would ever need.
I wouldn't bother making the connections to the V2 pins directly, I'm pretty sure it is the tune that has put it in to this state.
I'd offer to test the tune on our bench ECM's here because we can recover them but the tuner probably doesn't want the file passed around (which is understandable), but I think you'd like to know the cause of this right?
Cheers,
Ross
Test it please. I not had any issues with it, but maybe there is.
tptuning
October 14th, 2019, 01:01 AM
What email can I send the file to Ross?
What do you use to recover the ecm’s?
Road
October 14th, 2019, 01:15 AM
What email can I send the file to Ross?
What do you use to recover the ecm’s?
I will send Ross the file. I have already compared bin to bin and they lay over correctly and I see nothing out side of the config file changed. We will let Ross convert the ctz file and see if something has gone bad. This will be the first CM2200 I have ever seen in ROM boot mode, and I have seen guys be pretty nasty with them. I have a subscription to oem software if needed but I have a feeling once on the bench it will be talking enough to recover with out Rom boot.
GMPX
October 14th, 2019, 09:50 AM
Conversation taken to Email for those following along.
Xkrueger1x
January 9th, 2020, 03:39 AM
Any update on the solution?
Road
January 9th, 2020, 03:57 AM
Any update on the solution?
Changes outside of EFI Live were made that the ECM didn't like. If you have same issue I can recover it for you.
Yooper
October 19th, 2021, 12:33 AM
Changes outside of EFI Live were made that the ECM didn't like. If you have same issue I can recover it for you.
I did a delete and tune, last week all went well with the process, shifting was not right. Was sent a new tune last night to try. While flashing it stopped progress I called my tuner, and showed the progress. After waiting a while he told me to unplug and start over. He sent a recovery file. Now I get a code $0549 turn on ignition. He told me I had to send out my ecm.
A friend of mine did the same thing and the dealer hooked to it and said the vin was missing, they fixed it and installed the tunes in like 20 minutes. His was a 14 mine is an 18. I read somewhere that they changed the security stuff in 17. Any help would be great
Road
October 19th, 2021, 03:07 AM
I did a delete and tune, last week all went well with the process, shifting was not right. Was sent a new tune last night to try. While flashing it stopped progress I called my tuner, and showed the progress. After waiting a while he told me to unplug and start over. He sent a recovery file. Now I get a code $0549 turn on ignition. He told me I had to send out my ecm.
A friend of mine did the same thing and the dealer hooked to it and said the vin was missing, they fixed it and installed the tunes in like 20 minutes. His was a 14 mine is an 18. I read somewhere that they changed the security stuff in 17. Any help would be great
You are working with the CM2350 controller, it should recover without sending the ecm to him. Sounds more like you are having data buss communication issues. Check your gateway bypass cable, make sure your not trying to flash with the switch installed and make sure batteries are good on the truck. Also check for any firmware updates as he may be using a newer version of software.
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