Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:59 pm
Yikes! Just kidding...
Okay heat the connector pins from the bottom side and push the wire through with some tweezers slowly to get the plastic meeting the board at the top side
As for taking good photos... a fluro near by the ECU to provide good light and macro mode. PL has been giving me some tips for my next lot of photo taking to improve the pics in the Type 1 / Type 2 manuals
As for either of these suggestions wont fix the problem. So I have an Z32 in front of me now. Did you use a screwdriver or similar to remove the original EPROM?
Did you scratch / dent any of the tracks between the pin 1 - 28 . Look closely becuase if you did and kill one of these tracks even with a small cut then it may stop those CPU lines from working
Photo without the board installed near these pins would be nice. After that we will need to do a board exchange
Okay heat the connector pins from the bottom side and push the wire through with some tweezers slowly to get the plastic meeting the board at the top side
As for taking good photos... a fluro near by the ECU to provide good light and macro mode. PL has been giving me some tips for my next lot of photo taking to improve the pics in the Type 1 / Type 2 manuals
As for either of these suggestions wont fix the problem. So I have an Z32 in front of me now. Did you use a screwdriver or similar to remove the original EPROM?
Did you scratch / dent any of the tracks between the pin 1 - 28 . Look closely becuase if you did and kill one of these tracks even with a small cut then it may stop those CPU lines from working
Photo without the board installed near these pins would be nice. After that we will need to do a board exchange