I realize that most of the popular ECM's have been disassembled/hacked already, but I'd like to know *what tools* were used to disassemble the code into the instructions? Obviously the first task is actually to read the code/cal info in, but once you get there - then what do you do?

I've seen Techedge's DHC11 disassembler.. but it's still not making a lot of sense.

Anyone care to educate me?

 

I used TCs dissasembler. Its free trial version is fully functional and since the disassembly was just for my personal info I used it instead. Basically, I jsut tried to make sure that I got as much of the constants defined in the disassembler as possible before I did teh dissasembly. There was alot more stuff that got converted to code by accident but by the time I got through everything I found out what was code and what was constants.