WBO2 Patch Where?
- Thread starter Tony89GTA
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We have 2 patch files for the $58 code available for use with our software.
The first is a WBO2 over ALDL patch, (58_WBO2.pat) and although it would differ from the one you are referring to, the result would be the same.
The second is a 3-bar MAP sensor patch, (58_3BAR.pat) which includes several performance enhancement's along with a max boost increase.
Either or both of the above patch files can be applied to any $58 4.3L LB4 binary code, even if it has already been modified for your specific application.
The first is a WBO2 over ALDL patch, (58_WBO2.pat) and although it would differ from the one you are referring to, the result would be the same.
The second is a 3-bar MAP sensor patch, (58_3BAR.pat) which includes several performance enhancement's along with a max boost increase.
Either or both of the above patch files can be applied to any $58 4.3L LB4 binary code, even if it has already been modified for your specific application.
turbodig
Active member
You should be able to get patcher and the patchfile here:
http://www.digware.lunarpages.com/patcher/patcher.zip
This is the "truewb" version, the AFR field should read real AFR if a DIY WB is used.
I don't have the "old" non-translating patchfile nearby, otherwise I'd put that up there too. It's quite old, but it works for WB units that I don't have patchfiles for yet.
I'm working on translations for the others (AEM,PLX,Techedge), hope to have those there soon. PLX will likely be a calculated formula, vs. a lookup table.
New versions will also include an offset parameter to counteract any ground float that a particular vehicle might have.
New patcher exe also in the works.... lotsa new stuff.
Let me know if the link doesn't work.
Later,
Dig
http://www.digware.lunarpages.com/patcher/patcher.zip
This is the "truewb" version, the AFR field should read real AFR if a DIY WB is used.
I don't have the "old" non-translating patchfile nearby, otherwise I'd put that up there too. It's quite old, but it works for WB units that I don't have patchfiles for yet.
I'm working on translations for the others (AEM,PLX,Techedge), hope to have those there soon. PLX will likely be a calculated formula, vs. a lookup table.
New versions will also include an offset parameter to counteract any ground float that a particular vehicle might have.
New patcher exe also in the works.... lotsa new stuff.
Let me know if the link doesn't work.
Later,
Dig
Link works great 
thanks Dig.
But I'am having a problem getting it to patch, I'am using windows XP here what exactly do I have to type in the run program to make it work? I spent over a hour trying to figure it out, I don't really know what I'am doing with this dos type stuff.
thanks Dig.But I'am having a problem getting it to patch, I'am using windows XP here what exactly do I have to type in the run program to make it work? I spent over a hour trying to figure it out, I don't really know what I'am doing with this dos type stuff.
turbodig
Active member
Tony89GTA said:Link works great
But I'am having a problem getting it to patch, I'am using windows XP here what exactly do I have to type in the run program to make it work? I spent over a hour trying to figure it out, I don't really know what I'am doing with this dos type stuff.
It's pretty well explained in the document in the .zip file, I think.
Do a start-> run cmd.exe to get a DOS window.
CD to the directory where you put patcher
Then type:
patcher <mybin.bin> <patchfile.txt>
Where mybin.bin is the name of the bin that you're patching, and patchfile.txt is the patchfile that came in the zip.
It's a good idea to use the full path of the bin file: (somethinglike)
patcher c:\myownbindirectory\mybin.bin patchfile.txt
Hope that clears it up...
Dig
To make it easier, try this:
open command prompt
using windows explorer, browse to the folder you have patcher.exe & the patchfile.
using windows explorer, in a 2nd window, browse to the folder you have your bins.
You can simply drag & drop the files into the command prompt, and the complete path will be inserted.
So first drag the patcher file in, then find the bin you want to mod, drag it in, then find the patchfile, and drag it in. might have to add spaces, and make sure the syntax is right, but at least there's no typing 8)
open command prompt
using windows explorer, browse to the folder you have patcher.exe & the patchfile.
using windows explorer, in a 2nd window, browse to the folder you have your bins.
You can simply drag & drop the files into the command prompt, and the complete path will be inserted.
So first drag the patcher file in, then find the bin you want to mod, drag it in, then find the patchfile, and drag it in. might have to add spaces, and make sure the syntax is right, but at least there's no typing 8)
ok this is how I got it working (thanks smeagol for the drag & drop idea)
unzip the patcher files into its own folder
Do a start-> run cmd.exe to get a DOS window.
CD to the directory where you put patcher file
to do that type in the dos window
cd <then drag your patcher file in the dos window> hit enter
then type in the dos window
patcher <drag your bin in> <drag the ptchfile.txt in> hit enter
should be good to go after that, just make sure you put spaces in there to.
thanks again to all
Tony
unzip the patcher files into its own folder
Do a start-> run cmd.exe to get a DOS window.
CD to the directory where you put patcher file
to do that type in the dos window
cd <then drag your patcher file in the dos window> hit enter
then type in the dos window
patcher <drag your bin in> <drag the ptchfile.txt in> hit enter
should be good to go after that, just make sure you put spaces in there to.
thanks again to all
Tony
I think I've said it many times before but thanks Dig for making this stuff available.
Most of us would still be running 2 bar stock 02 setups if it weren't for the many owners that share their work.
Not trying to start a fight but I will never purchase a unit from those that ripped off the work from the DIY WB Project webpage.
Most of us would still be running 2 bar stock 02 setups if it weren't for the many owners that share their work.
Not trying to start a fight but I will never purchase a unit from those that ripped off the work from the DIY WB Project webpage.