This process should be done using a static wrist strap, static mat - all properly grounded. An IC extraction tool should also be used - not a screwdriver!
Static damage may not be apparent immediately either - it can cause pre-mature failure later on.
In 24 years we have never seen this happen. We have chipped thousands of ECU's now, and have never had a problem, however our instructions always state you should be earthed, and in this video we were.
This process should be done using a static wrist strap, static mat - all properly grounded. An IC extraction tool should also be used - not a screwdriver!
Static damage may not be apparent immediately either - it can cause pre-mature failure later on.
oldprivvybreath 2 years ago
what chip did u use and do it require the security system to be reset
shaba10k 3 years ago
OMG..I want the WIZARDS KNOWLEDGE. lol I just learned how to chip an ecu in under 5 minutes...wow
enginecontrol32 3 years ago
for a rover*..but is it the SAME process for EVERY engine or just a V8?
enginecontrol32 3 years ago
In 24 years we have never seen this happen. We have chipped thousands of ECU's now, and have never had a problem, however our instructions always state you should be earthed, and in this video we were.
Many thanks for your concern.
RPiWizard 3 years ago
Hi there mate, would this be the same process for a year 2000 Discovery 2 with the apparent Bosch system?
mikeMBW 2 years ago
no static strap?
vegas2nt 3 years ago
Whatever you do, don't let this guy touch your car.
getplaning 3 years ago
ahahahahahah
gianinline 3 years ago
Do this on a grounding mat. On a dry day, a static discharge would have fried this ECM. Seen it happen more than once.
getplaning 3 years ago