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Find CAFD for SWFL - FuckingDeveloper - 10-30-2024 Hi guys! Faced with the problem of putting a CAFD for the ASD block. I tried several options for psdzdata, but I still did not find the one I needed for SWFL_0000295C_001_032_001. Maybe someone knows which assembly it is in. ASD production date 11.11.17. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QMYhc5UWcxk7W-6nUSL68oenpCt14IiW/view?usp=sharing - asd block info https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QhYTYwb4L5v3fjpH8TXxCnzRcrkniFVL/view?usp=sharing - ėšÝ§ info RE: Find CAFD for SWFL - FuckingDeveloper - 10-31-2024 Hi. Today I finally got around to solving the problem of lost CAFD. After a long study of the forums, it turned out that it is a fresh firmware 2019, and the unit itself is from the G series BMW. The funny thing was the fact that I installed this block in my friend's F30 and coded it in 30 minutes (the block was from F87), and mine only after a month. So, if anyone encounters this version. Try to modify FA. It is not necessary to go the way of firmware downgrade. Although, I'll clarify here that I've tried various psdzdata before, up to 2014 databases. I had to bother the seller of the ASD unit and find out what car it was taken from. It turned out to be a BMW 7 - G11. Code:
Code: Algorithm of actions on coding (ė-šÝ§):Next, select any CAFD you like. Click on the ASD block - code. Our ASD block has received the CAFD. P.S. I did everything through ė-šÝ§ 3.40 and psdzdata 2024. |