Mcu Replacment tutorial

In today's riveting episode i show you how to replace a mcu chip/
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[@Username64870]

We need more truck repair videos.. keep it up...

[@CANDiagnostic]

Thank you

[@briankotze57]

As always. Great info. Thanks for taking the time.

[@CANDiagnostic]

thank you Brian

[@mechanicmatt871]

Nicely done, this is good information.
Thanks mate

[@CANDiagnostic]

thanks Matt :)

[@CarsExposed]

Fiddly job but I enjoy them 😊🤗... top work mate and great info 👍👍👍🍻

[@CANDiagnostic]

cheers bro :)

[@definitivediagnosis9162]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing

[@CANDiagnostic]

Thanks Glenn

[@nazeemkhan8582]

Thanks very interesting 😊

[@alwaysonstrike]

Thank you🙏🏻

[@bobbaxter952]

I practised this with my new hot air station on an eeprom chip and the solder wouldn't even melt lol,'so' frustrating,had my hot air station flat out!!Out of frustration ended up tearing off two pads by accident,solder just wouldn't melt and let me slide the eeprom off.

[@bodgitandleggitgarage]

Awesome job mate

[@SpringvisualTk]

Why not read the eeprom/flash from the old CAS and write to the new one? Would there be issues reading because of the damaged part? Thanks
Also why didn’t you use Sn63pb37 rework paste to place down the mcu back, it just needs to be heated-and it’s all soldered back up

[@coolbitbmwretrofitgarage8033]

I see Cas BMW :)

[@CANDiagnostic]

Was off a mini . Basically a bmw

[@coolbitbmwretrofitgarage8033]

@@CANDiagnostic 👍

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

First!!

[@CANDiagnostic]

mrs says im always 1st ;)

[@TheGibby3340]

Wow...very nice work indeed. Cheers 👍

[@CANDiagnostic]

@@TheGibby3340 thanks