[gvitkis]

Hi friends, 
I would like to do the official software update in the opel dealership, but i don't know if there are updates for my ECU.

I attach the data of my ECU that I would like to update please can you tell me if there are updates?
HW: 012BE10671
SW: AP42NCLAP20R
SWupp: 720TI2S1
Infinitely thank you very much.

[pupu144]

Is this a new model, based on PSA platform (Peugeot most probably)?

If yes, then there is no way, as far as I know. Even dealers will have to purchase a token for reprogramming and may find out that software is already the latest..

So, you will pay for labor, for reprogramming, but nothing actually will be done.

If it's a "GM" Opel, then check the latest calibrations at https://tis2web.service.opel.com/tis2web/

[tomasz0703]

please give vin

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There is no online calibration for your old car, only part number 98025829.
Try to do an SPS ofline.

[gvitkis]

Is this a new model, based on PSA platform (Peugeot most probably)?

If yes, then there is no way, as far as I know. Even dealers will have to purchase a token for reprogramming and may find out that software is already the latest..

So, you will pay for labor, for reprogramming, but nothing actually will be done.

If it's a "GM" Opel, then check the latest calibrations at https://tis2web.service.opel.com/tis2web/

Thank you very much for your reply, sorry for my mistake not to communicate car model.
The car is opel astra H year 2008, I connected to the opel link you sent me, but there are no numbers regarding the software, so I don't know if my ECU already has this software or not.

   

[pupu144]

What software you've used to read the data of your current HW and SW?
Official manufacturers software works with numerical "calibrations" for ECU software. This is exactly what you saw at the link I gave you.

I don't think you need to go to dealers with such old vehicle. Better ask you local car community - someone might have a "Opel GlobalTIS v32" with an offline SPS (software update).

It will end up MUCH cheaper than going to a dealer (might cost you a pack of beers, but depends on technicians greediness).
Because at dealership, it will cost you 60 eur to only connect to Opel servers which check and provide software update files, also add labor cost too.

P.S. if you do end up at the dealership - ask them to update ALL the modules. Because you will be paying that 60 eur reprog fee no matter how many modules you update during the single session.