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Jyuu 04-15-2019 06:53 AM

VID block problem ​RESOLVED
 
Hi,I'm new in the forum and new MY2003 XKR 4.2 Convertible owner.First of all, thanks for a great forum.
I have already gotten huge help from you for several fixes, like changing driver's door ajar switch, fixing both headrests and changing headlights from RHD to LHR.However, now I got myself into deep trouble with fooling around with SDD/IDS program.
It started with not-working Adaptive Cruise Control (Cruise not available-message).I tried to fix it with checking connectors, wiring, re-configuration of ACC module and plenty of other things. After trying those and also finding out a replacement module would cost several thousands euros, I read somewhere that it's possible to change Adaptive cruise to normal one with IDS.
I have Mongoose JLR Pro interface and SDD 131.03So, I went there and selected "Add accessories" and first tried to remove Adaptive speed control, I got message "Test procedure not found". Then I made stupid thing: I selected add Normal Speed control. It even gave notice "During this procedure the following modules will be updated: Update VID block, Engine control module.
I did it anyway (it was quite late night).The update went through, but after it I got new error "DSC system fault".So, now I have also not-working DSC. The exact DTC code is: U2202 Invalid configuration on data receivedBased of this forum, I have figured out my VID block now includes mismatching data: change I made and what is really installed.
Do you think it's so or could it be something else?
I also got a bunch of other ABS codes when I removed ACC module connector, but those disappeared when reconnected.
My plan now is to1 .buy VCM interface2. program ECM is new (according to service bulletin 1-186) and that way make new VID block.
Another problem is that I'm not 100% sure of my car's exact configuration and I'm also getting codes U1260, U1261 and I'm not sure is it a real problem or just my Mongoose doesn't get anything from SCP.Any thoughts? Do you see any other way out?Thanks,Jyrki​

DavidYau 04-15-2019 09:09 AM

Thanks Norri for the edit. Unreadable before.

Sorry, can't help on this one. As LnrB said on another thread (quote) "To err is human, but to really screw things up you need a computer."

Good luck on the fix.

Jyuu 04-17-2019 02:26 PM

Problem solved!

I found another fix:
Luckily my VID block data was stored to log file only a couple of hours earlier I corrupted it.
Two bytes on it were different (and checksum of course)

After lots of google hours I got SDD Engineering mode password for VID block editor from vehcom.com
- activated Eng mode
- VID Edit function appeared to recommendations next to VID Read
- edited those bytes
- selected commit changes
- swiched ignition off and on
- and tadaa - no more DSC system fault

And no more module programming for me!

fmertz 04-17-2019 02:49 PM


Originally Posted by Jyuu (Post 2056690)
SDD Engineering mode password

Is this ... shareable? You know, just in case...

Jyuu 04-17-2019 03:25 PM

It’s a single use code. Just check link above. You need to register their site (I don’t know who they are, but code worked)
I think you can generate only two codes per day

Norri 04-17-2019 03:33 PM

Link? I see no link.

Oh now I see, this one? https://vehcom.com/

Jyuu 04-17-2019 10:50 PM

Yes that one. Sorry, it wos not very clear, I just typed part of it.

Jyuu 04-18-2019 07:43 AM

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.jag...7f809e022d.jpg
And here is the picture of VID changes I made if someone finds it useful. Only bytes 21 and 28 were changed, the last one is checksum.
Probably some change for those would remove ACC, but I'm done experimenting


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