PSA DELPHI DDCR VIRGIN DUMP
Virgin (reset) file for CITROEN, all models, DDCR ECU. Instant download after payment.
20,00€
- Instant download — the file is available the moment payment clears.
- Kept in your account — re-download any time from My Account.
- Read from a real unit — listed by the exact hardware and software number.
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Description
Delphi DDCR virgin file for PSA diesels, filed under Citroen and not tied to one model. Virgin means the immobiliser data is reset so a used DDCR can learn the car it is fitted to. The title gives no hardware or software number, so compare the file against your own read before writing.
The usual job is fitting a second hand DDCR to a car whose original unit has failed. After writing, run the immobiliser learning procedure with your diagnostic tool. If your unit came from a Renault, check the Renault DDCR files instead.
PSA DELPHI DDCR VIRGIN DUMP is a virgin (reset) file for CITROEN, all models, fitted with the DDCR engine control unit. The file is supplied exactly as read from the unit, without alterations.
Typical use: putting the module back to a like-new state so it can be adapted or coded to another vehicle. Before writing the file, confirm that your unit carries the same part number as this listing; writing a file to a different unit can damage the module.
After secure checkout the file is available for instant download from your AutoECUFile account, and it stays there for later downloads. Need another version, or a file that is not listed? Send us a file request and we will source it for you.
95160 VIRGIN DUMP
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- How to Read Your ECU Label: Hardware Number, Software Number and Part Number Explained
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