I'm confused. I tried all the shuffle orders contained in the code for my CEM number. The result was negative. Should I try other shuffle orders as well?
In attachment LOGs from the last attempts.

Use one_pass version: https://github.com/cmolson/volvo-cem-cracker/tree/one_pass


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Find you CEM p/n in the source code, change last number in array (usually 0), try to crack, repeat.


Confirm if I'm thinking correctly. Red - my CEM number. Yellow - I change the digit - I change the shuffle order of the PIN bytes.


Yes, change it to 2. Also read this: https://www ...

How do I find the correct shuffle order? Is there a way to do that?

Find you CEM p/n in the source code, change last number in array (usually 0), try to crack, repeat.


Confirm if I'm thinking correctly. Red - my CEM number. Yellow - I change the digit - I change the shuffle order of the PIN ...

Try Christian's one_pass branch, it works better on P1: https://github.com/cmolson/volvo-cem-cracker/tree/one_pass

Also you CEM may have incorrect shuffle order in the source code. There are 4 such orders, and not all CEMs has the correct one set. For example, this CEM https://github.com/vtl ...

Has anyone experienced a situation where the first three digits were different each time they tried to obtain their PIN?
In my previous 2004 Volvo V50, the same device found the PIN in less than 10 minutes. In my current car, I have problems with it.