Ive never seen rotor and vane kits for em. Ive just junked a few used pumps to make one good one, put in a new seal kit and run with it.

But yeh parts prices arn't to bad, add some company to "rebuild" something now days and it's 1000x the price and probably not even done properly.

updated all versions to latest of what i have with lastest xdf's

im testing charlay86's fixes to in my own car and see to be fine, so ill update those sometime.

If people can update here any xdf items that are required ill try and add them when i can.

Coding is very time intensive.

Have a bench setup to so you can test stuff.

If Dylan hasn't sorted you out pm me I can do one to

Any reply is hard and words are never enough. Our time is finite in the grand scheme of things and you haven't wasted a minute. I've seen the same thing in my family unfortunately. Sadly you've had a life that many young people today will miss out on. Thanks heaps for all your help and glad you've b...

sweet ill update the main page for enhanced code. There's quite a bit to it, disassemble and workout the routines and how the data is stored, understand how the processor works and processes the data, same as working with any device. Most of this is by hand being old motorolla machine code. So it's ...

Please try this XDF.

I put the MALF code disable flag in, but also put the RPM variable in, so if you want to keep it enabled but try a higher value.

im yet to see anyone on ebay offering repairs or find new lcd's.

I havn't had time to look further at this yet

hsv08 wrote:Has anybody worked out where the address location for DTC92 - Low speed fan communication failure is on the Flash Ecus?

Just to turn that processing off for when running flash pcms in standalone configuration without a bcm?

Try these and let me know, if it's good then ill update the main page.

Looks like all the pins are there except OE and CE A15/A16, which would be fine to jumper across i think there just high/low when reading and address lines. Now to make up a adapter board to plug ostrich straight into the board.