Range Rover (Old Type)

**keyscoob** · 24th November 2004

Could any of you guys tell me which OKI device it is that is fitted into old style Range Rovers? Also if there are any other compatible EEPROM's with the one fitted? I wont add insult to injury and ask how you calc the mileage, I'll work it out

Cheers...

**a1decode** · 24th November 2004

hi
cannot remember the number,but it is a 28 pin dil eeprom.
& there is a second memory.
to get round the second memory when you take off the chip,put the dash back & run it for a couple off mins,program chip ,job done
michael

**keyscoob** · 24th November 2004

Thanks but programming not a problem. Have one coming in on Saturday and I want to use it as a test for some software I am writing. I need to have replacement eeproms ready in case owt daft happens, hence why I need to know which EEPROM is installed or at least another compatible device..

**a1decode** · 24th November 2004

hi m8
if you can hang on until tomorrow morning i will post the chip number
michael

**keyscoob** · 24th November 2004

cheers

**keyscoob** · 25th November 2004

Did you manage to find the chip type m8?

**Samson** · 25th November 2004

M28C16 24 pin dil

**keyscoob** · 25th November 2004

Cheers, m8. :thumbs

**a1decode** · 25th November 2004

sorry m8,day did not go as planned
same as above:|

**keyscoob** · 25th November 2004

no problem, m8

so I'm not the only one who has had a shite day then!

**keyscoob** · 27th November 2004

All went OK, thanks for the info guys. Setting miles within a .bin dump in the format 1234xx was easy as Thousands/Hundreds of miles is easily seen. Which bytes are set for 10's and units miles?

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