I tried PCM hammer on a Harley Davidson it sort of worked

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So I was at a friend's the other day and we were trying to hook up a scan tool to his Harley long story short I tried PCM hammer and because the Harley uses j1850+ it connected and tried to read the bin but failed at the seed key. It also asked for the os but I had no idea what OS it was

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This was the ecu

[antus]

That calibration ID number is suspiciously large. Yes it looks like that PCM follows the OBD2 standard with J1850 but looks like it would be quite different with the structure of its program internally (as in the GM proprietary stuff - serial number, vin, mec, calibration ID all look wrong). With enough work and a bench pcm it might be possible to add support for it if is based on a delco/delphi design but then you'd need a way to modify the file.

Edit: I see your post with the pic above now, that looks to be from another manufacturer and is unlikely to have many similarities with the family of PCMs PCMHammer supports meaning it'd probably be a big job to support it.