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Thread: 6.7L ECM & TCM Reading

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    Quote Originally Posted by pedro1141 View Post
    So 2010 rams are not included in the reading?
    No not yet, I believe I saw that the 2010 and 2011 had some sort of encryption.

    I am waiting for the 2011 and I have a 2012 on order.
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    The encryption apparently applies to some 2009's as well.
    At this stage don't bother trying to read the 2010+, it's a different ECM to the original 6.7L one.
    I no longer monitor the forum, please either post your question or create a support ticket.

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    So will the 2010-12 be next?
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    A bit of a wild guess, but the 2010-2012 will not be looked at until 2012. I am away for all of November so nothing will happen with R&D during that time, up to that point (and probably beyond) we'll be working on the pre 2010 6.7L.
    I no longer monitor the forum, please either post your question or create a support ticket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMPX View Post
    The encryption apparently applies to some 2009's as well.
    When did this changeover occur or how does one tell if they have a readable or non readable ECM ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by someguy View Post
    When did this changeover occur or how does one tell if they have a readable or non readable ECM ?
    Build date of 3/09 or later I believe I'm sure some one will chime in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MOTuner636 View Post
    Build date of 3/09 or later I believe I'm sure some one will chime in.
    Is that the truck build date or the engine build date ?

    Thanks

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    Truck build date or any ECM that was flashed by the dealer after that data with the boot loader security.

    If it was flashed by the dealer, normally there's a sticker on the upper radiator support showing the ECM flash.

    1207 HP / 1612 TQ

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    Once its flashed by the dealer, can someone reflash it to a previous version (with EFI Live) ?

    Thanks !

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    Any updates on the release of the early 6.7 stuff?

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