not turning over... possible firmware problem??

K-Series Programmable ECU installation questions / support issues
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Andre
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not turning over... possible firmware problem??

Post by Andre »

i just bought a 89 civic with a stock k20a2 which was swapped in 2006.
i dont think anybody messed with kpro since then and i do not have the ecu calibration. although the following line kept popping up..

"The calibration in the ECU (1.2.x.x.) is from an older version of K-manager. Please upgrade the ECU calibration before datalogging from this ECU. "

so i decided to just upload a stock map so i could setup the launch control.

well now the engine doesnt even turn over (i disabled multiplexer and the immobilizer). it started fine 5min before i uploaded the map and as soon as it was uploaded i turn the key to start it and nothing happens. is this something to do with the hardware/firmware being such an old version and it is clashing with the newer calibration? or is it just a fluke and something is wrong with my starting/ignition circuit? (brand new battery and starter)

here is the ECU info:

Hardware 1.00
Serial 01373
Firmware Revision 1.00
Firmware ok? Yes
Software version 1.3.4.0

edit: i forgot to mention that "update firmware" is grayed out/ unclickable.

any help would be much appreciated!
Last edited by Andre on Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:05 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by fonz600 »

Try clearing the security and then upload the map again.
Andre
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Post by Andre »

fonz600 wrote:Try clearing the security and then upload the map again.
i've actually already tried that, still nothing. thanks for the reply though :)

i don't see how the ecu has anything to do with it cranking over or not.

but it just seems like too much of a coincidence for the ecu not to be the issue somehow.
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Post by Hondata »

The ECU is not related to the starter circuit. If the engine does not turn over, it is the vehicle wiring.
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