ECU problem

My ECU had a problem and I need its bin file to help me in following the problem about A/C not working from inside the car.
I attached its photos.
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I forgot its 2009 aveo with ecotec engine 1.6

Do you have access to a scan tool that can read the calibration IDs? Because there is a GM website where you can check what calibrations the car is SUPPOSED to have, and compare them to what's actually IN the car.

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Originally Posted by 2010AveoLT

Do you have access to a scan tool that can read the calibration IDs? Because there is a GM website where you can check what calibrations the car is SUPPOSED to have, and compare them to what's actually IN the car.

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Thanks, I need the website address please. I have a problem with A/C it cannot work from inside the car.

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Originally Posted by drmagieed

Thanks, I need the website address please. I have a problem with A/C it cannot work from inside the car.

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https://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web

Ask and Ye Shall Receive.

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Originally Posted by 2010AveoLT

https://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web

Ask and Ye Shall Receive.

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I tried all the numbers on the ecu in the attached photo and the message is invalid part number? what's the problem?

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Originally Posted by drmagieed

I tried all the numbers on the ecu in the attached photo and the message is invalid part number? what's the problem?

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What you actually do is enter your VIN in the left hand slot and click 'GET CAL ID' it will then ask you what control module you want the calibration for (in your case, choose ECM) click next, then it will ask you what function you want (select programming, and click next), then it will ask what engine you have, then it will ask you if you have an automatic or manual transmission, then it will ask for the country of registration (in your case Egypt), and then it will ask if you have the immobilizer or not, after that, you should get a table of calibration numbers (there could be as many as 8) then you borrow a scan tool capable of live datastream, and look for the numbers that come up on the TIS website.

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Originally Posted by 2010AveoLT

What you actually do is enter your VIN in the left hand slot and click 'GET CAL ID' it will then ask you what control module you want the calibration for (in your case, choose ECM) click next, then it will ask you what function you want (select programming, and click next), then it will ask what engine you have, then it will ask you if you have an automatic or manual transmission, then it will ask for the country of registration (in your case Egypt), and then it will ask if you have the immobilizer or not, after that, you should get a table of calibration numbers (there could be as many as 8) then you borrow a scan tool capable of live datastream, and look for the numbers that come up on the TIS website.

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I understand thanks a lot.

I enter my data on TIS and the results as in the attached image and I cannot know what I can do with these results?
thanks
Attachment 9532

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Originally Posted by drmagieed

I enter my data on TIS and the results as in the attached image and I cannot know what I can do with these results?
thanks
Attachment 9532

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Like I mentioned before, find a scan tool that can read live data, (it doesn't have to be a Tech 2), and look at the calibration numbers that are in your ECM, and compare them to what TIS gave you.