Subject	I might have to patent this one.
Posted by	DVDBURN (MD) on September 21, 2013 at 3:30 AM
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Message	I came up with a completely new (and I might even say, revolutionized) way to remove the 28 pin eproms from the ECU. It allows absolutely no possibility of damage to the traces, board or solder points. The process even defeats the presence of the PITA conformal coating which is a big factor in safely removing the eprom. Here are a couple of pictures of the results after removal. From start to finish, the removal of the eprom and the results shown only took about 30 minutes. www.mytwinturbo.com Nissan Data Voice - The first Nissan diagnostic software with a voice! Nissan Data Voice on YouTube Download my Nissan 300ZX Vin/Model Lookup.
Follow Ups	I might have to patent this one. - DVDBURN (MD) 03:30:23 09/21/13 Nice!! (n/m) - MixManMash 06:59:38 09/21/13 Acetone??? LOL! Did you get my email btw? (n/m) - RAGTPZ 08:02:51 09/21/13 Nope. No chemicals used. - DVDBURN (MD) 09:19:04 09/21/13 Nice and clean, share your secret! ;) (n/m) - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 12:08:43 09/21/13 Re: I might have to patent this one. - MegaZ 12:14:10 09/21/13 He only discussed the results, not the actual method. - youngbloodz 14:21:26 09/21/13 Re: He only discussed the results, not the actual method. - MegaZ 16:18:22 09/21/13 You have one year to file from first public announcement (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:39:47 09/23/13 :) (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 20:06:28 09/21/13 Impressive (n/m) - Medallion Man 11:58:29 09/23/13
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