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Old 6th October 2022, 14:25   #1
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Default Lo-line IPK Virginisation

I know I've seen the info on here before, but can I find it? No!


I'd like to get my lo-line IPK virginised as it's not original to the car and subsequently throws up the classic 'Err' on the trip meter. It's off a V6 and mine's a diesel and that the dials don't match bugs me! I've got a proper diesel version coming from the 'Bay, so that's the one I'll need sorting. Who's a good bet to sort this for me?



I know I'll need a T4 session afterwards to get the IPK and LSM talking to each other.


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Id love for the IPK/LSM etc "Virginisation" process to be publicised, with a step by step guide, and details what you need. It will really help with the longativity of these cars.

I've been working on my own projects, and assisting others in making information avaliable where I can
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Id love for the IPK/LSM etc "Virginisation" process to be publicised, with a step by step guide, and details what you need. It will really help with the longativity of these cars.

I've been working on my own projects, and assisting others in making information avaliable where I can
It is just flashing a file to the eeprom, but it is getting the file, they can be got from brand new ipks.
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I am sure the T4 guys could do it. CB750Chris did I think 2 for me.

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Old 7th October 2022, 09:59   #5
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I know I'll need a T4 session afterwards to get the IPK and LSM talking to each other.


Thanks in advance
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If that's all you need then use Toaf and the section VIN tools, will take you less than 30 seconds and no more ERR.

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[QUOTE=FrattonEnder;2947755]I know I've seen the info on here before, but can I find it? No!


I'd like to get my lo-line IPK virginised as it's not original to the car and subsequently throws up the classic 'Err' on the trip meter. It's off a V6 and mine's a diesel and that the dials don't match bugs me!
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I've got a proper diesel version coming from the 'Bay, so that's the one I'll need sorting. Who's a good bet to sort this for me?


I know I'll need a T4 session afterwards to get the IPK and LSM talking to each other.


Hi Mike.
The one you are waiting on will be this one then.
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Tested the ones i have in the Nano box today.

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Hi Steve
That's a fancy-dan bit of kit there!
The 'new' unit turned up on Saturday, so I'm going to drop it in the car later this week and run the self test. It'll then be ready for me to box back up and send off to whoever can run the 'virginisation' process. Jamie mentioned it's just a case of 'flashing' the Eprom chip, but I guess it's a little more involved than that.
If all that fails, I'l swap the dials over so at least the red line and fuel gauge are correct for the car and then get the 'Err' sorted the next time a T4 is at a Nano.
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