Is is it possible to open the Procede Box..??

rambino · 11-16-2007, 12:10 PM

The question is..

Can the Procede box be opened easily?

I dont want to take my car apart to look at the box, im not sure if it has screws that let it open in half?

Not trying to modify anthing but i need to stealth my box in europe and in my way that requires a differnt casing.

munters · 11-16-2007, 12:19 PM

You could open it on the top. But why do you want to change it?
Its hidden in the ECU Box anyways.

rambino · 11-16-2007, 12:44 PM

So there are screws to open it? Im to lazy too look in my car right now..

I need to make sure i can open the casing.. without needing to cut it open.

In europe you need govt apporved papers for a chip, so i may have to transplant some internalrs into another registerd box..

OpenFlash · 11-16-2007, 12:46 PM

There are no screws. Just two tabs you press while sliding the top of the case (which is attached to the circuit board) out. Sometimes the board is tight in the case so exercise care while pulling it out. Or the board can break.

Shiv

rambino · 11-16-2007, 02:36 PM

Many Thanks!

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rambino M Master 80 Rep 551 Posts Drives: M6 / X6M Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: SoCal / Florida iTrader: (3)	Is is it possible to open the Procede Box..?? The question is.. Can the Procede box be opened easily? I dont want to take my car apart to look at the box, im not sure if it has screws that let it open in half? Not trying to modify anthing but i need to stealth my box in europe and in my way that requires a differnt casing.
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munters Captain 11 Rep 677 Posts Drives: E91 335XI AT Dakota Black M Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Switzerland iTrader: (0)	You could open it on the top. But why do you want to change it? Its hidden in the ECU Box anyways.
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rambino M Master 80 Rep 551 Posts Drives: M6 / X6M Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: SoCal / Florida iTrader: (3)	So there are screws to open it? Im to lazy too look in my car right now.. I need to make sure i can open the casing.. without needing to cut it open. In europe you need govt apporved papers for a chip, so i may have to transplant some internalrs into another registerd box..
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rambino M Master 80 Rep 551 Posts Drives: M6 / X6M Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: SoCal / Florida iTrader: (3)	Many Thanks!
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