With Flex 8.25.0.0, Boot Glitch support expands for Porsche Bosch MG1CP007 and MG1CS047 ECUs equipped with TC299 processors.
Already supported through VFI technology, these ECUs can now be unlocked using Korhex with EMFI technology, without removing components from the control unit.
No component removal.
Direct access to the TC299 processor.
Boot Glitch unlock with Flex + Korhex.
Bench programming after unlock.
Same Porsche ECUs. A new unlocking solution. More flexibility in your workshop.
This procedure enables technicians to perform the ECU Unlock via Boot Glitch with Flex and Korhex and, once the Unlock is completed, one can continue with programming operations directly in Bench mode with Flex.
In order to use the new protocol, an FLS0.20 Boot Glitch license or a Flex Full FLS0.5 configuration is required.
Key insights:
Working Mode: Boot Glitch
Memories: Read/Write/Checksum Internal Flash, Read/Write Internal EEPROM, Full Backup
License: FLS0.20M/S – FLS0.5M/S
Connection: ~30 seconds
Reading Time: ~2 minutes 30 seconds
Writing Time: ~2 minutes
Some of the supported vehicles:
Porsche 911 Carrera (IV) 992.1 (2021MY) 3.0L Boxer Twin-Turbo 24v 380HP
Porsche 911 Carrera S (IV) 992.1 (2021MY) 3.0L Boxer Twin-Turbo 24v 444HP
Porsche 911 GT3 (IV) 992.1 (2021MY) 4.0L Boxer 24v 503HP
Porsche 911 Turbo (IV) 992.1 (2021MY) 3.7L Boxer Twin-Turbo 24v 572HP
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