Reading hex

[Shannen Durphey]

Ok, I'll try to answer this.  I had trouble with locations, too.  But
not in the same way.  0x1B3 is a location.  Some editors will show it
as 1B3, some as 01B3, and there's other variations.  If I've
understood it right, it's a relative location, one which is 1B3 (or
435) bytes from the beginning of the data.

What hex editor are you using?

If you're adjusting the egr enable temp, lowering the value in the
prom will raise the temp where the egr is allowed to turn on.
Shannen

Kevin R wrote:
> 
> OK, not to be totally ignorant, but decided to try my first venture into
> working with bins outside the safety of Winbin/tuner cat etc.
> I decided to look for the EGR shut off listed in one of the 747 post listed
> at 0x1b3. Opened up my hex editor and not surprisingly am lost and don't see
> a grid intersection of 0 and 1b3.
> OK, when you quit laughing, what am I doing wrong?
> 
> While I'm at it, what is this address? Is it as simple as a selector for EGR
> on/off, or does setting it to 0 raise a value to the point it won't kick in.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Kevin R
> 
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