I think you might be looking for this: https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/60348-Eagle-library-with-Teensy-4-0-(test)?p=239490&viewfull=1#post239490 ? In that thread there's also a link to this github repo: https://github.com/phil-barrett/grblHAL-teensy-4.x If you scroll to the bottom there's a link ...

31254749? That was not me.

RickHaleParker wrote: ↑11 Dec 2021, 18:06 I now know where 31327215 came from. Change it to confirmed.
Did you do a 31254749?

It was a while ago in this thread, but my P1 CEM did crack with the teensy code: Part Number: 31327215 Searching P/N 31327215 in 49 known CEMs CAN HS baud rate: 500000 PIN shuffle order: 2 4 5 0 3 1 Done pull request issued. P1 owners can download from my fork and try it or you can wait until VTL ap...

y'all probably already know this, but looking at ELM's website: https://www.elmelectronics.com/elm-is-closing/ (not until June 2022, so there's probably still time left to purchase from them...)

Hey there, The blue paint is peeling off my C30's climate control knob "center". I was wondering if anyone has happened to "collect" one in good condition over the course of repairing / replacing a climate control unit? I don't think that the center part is a separately orderable...

Hey there, I'm gathering parts to do an audio upgrade in my 2013 C30 from "high performance" to "premium." I have found most of the speakers but can't find anyone who has the Right Rear Dynaudio; that would be part number 31252252 I'm also looking for a six cd changer (to upgrade...

:D Y'all are just awesome! CPU Maximum Frequency: 600000000 CPU Frequency: 600000000 Execution Rate: 600 cycles/us PIN bytes to measure: 3 Number of samples: 30 CAN low-speed init done. Reading part number from ECU 0x40 on CAN_LS Part Number: 31327215 Searching P/N 31327215 in 49 known CEMs CAN HS b...

Ah great -- attached is the cached information from the other day when I had vida hooked up. (mine is the only car that this install of vida has ever seen, so I think it should be right?) The part number reported matches the part number that the cem-cracker reports. cem.png VIDA shows all the hw/sw ...

And I'm not sure that it is relevant, but I had my car in the shop for the "I just bought a used car should I keep it" inspection, and one of the things that they did was a software update. If someone can let me know the 'right way' to pull all the software version numbers I'm happy to rep...

I also need to go outside today or tomorrow and try re-running the software using the other two shuffle orders. I haven't done that yet.