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Thread: 1998 Black Box PCM Full Flash???

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    How do you convert .tun or .ctd to .bin?
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    Any luck 5.7ute?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mr.prick View Post
    How do you convert .tun or .ctd to .bin?
    You can use a different commercially/open source available editor and read the file from a bench PCM that you flashed with your proprietary format/different software tool... You can also go hardcore and yank the flash chip and read the image with a hardware programmer. If you do the latter, be sure to reverse the byte order in the binary if you want to be able to open it in the software editors.
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    Gameover,

    I have heard a few horror stories related to doing a cal-write on those PCMs if the OS's are different... but if it didn't 'brick' it, you should be in good shape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frost View Post
    Gameover,

    I have heard a few horror stories related to doing a cal-write on those PCMs if the OS's are different... but if it didn't 'brick' it, you should be in good shape.
    Hopefully, I didn't brick it... It's actually gonna be ready to be fired up this weekend!
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    I ran across this problem years ago........trying to use a 5.7 pcm on a 4.3......I guess they (EFI Live) think
    the risk of brickification is too high like on the E40

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    If the PCM is not affected by the cal only flash and does not work correctly as a V8, it is possible that it could be full flashed by a Tech2 and have all of the correct OS and segments written to it. This shouldn't require another license either.
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    Everything went smooth with the cal only flash....Fired right up and owner has been driving vehicle for a couple of months now...
    The OS's were actually the same "16263425" 4.3 cal only flash to 5.7
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