(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); OKAY... heres what happened, downgrading my ps3 fat and i made 2 good backups i patched on of the backups and flashed it on, turned off the ps3 took out the e3 and put the hdd in as its a fat it was tight for space, so anyway put in the hdd and turned back on the ps3, it was acting like a YLOD and wouldnt turn on, iv looked online at doing the soldering nor tristate to the part on the e3 ribbon cable now before it was working the system would stay on but then when i tried to put the backup on i would get 3 flashing lights, but now i have tried my brand new e3 clip cause mine was a little warn out didnt connect to the nor very will was loose, now it just shuts down with ylod symptom but what i did today is, the e3 wasn't powering up so i got my fingers in and unclipped it and the ps3 turned on but yet still i am bricked please can some one help me

Yep, ive fix a ps3 before this way so know what im talking about.

Okay bro cause some place I saw you have the first switch up? And rest down? Or is that only if you solder to e3 ribbon cable?

You only use first switch up (flash fun mode) if you solder to the e3 ribbon cable

Keep gettting flashing lights in this order 10001111 and iv checked the clip so many times and even tried my new one I does stay on now tho....

Got to be the clip or i could be the sd card is not connected properly,re format the sd card to fat32

Also make sure that the e3 is not touching the metal sleeve thing

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I have checked the SD card but I will re format and what do you man the e3 is not touching the metal sleeve thing?

I've also Unbricked several units by using this method,follow the tutorial provided!
Also,if your receiving that error code you may have thrashed your E3 ribbon cable,if the error persists,deattatch your hardware flasher work and then reinstall and start fresh :-)

What do you mean thrashed? And by reattached you mean take it out and put it back in? Hmm taken the ribbon cable of and swapped it so much

I mean thrashed by applying the ribbon cable so many times that it may have become faulty ( as you stated you did )
Yes,you can apply the ribbon cable hundreds of times via ps3 mainboards,as long as the ribbon cable is handled and applied with care and not creased or damaged,being your a beginner with hardware flashing you may have creased or slightly tarred the ribbon cable!
Have you tried the unbrick method of soldering to the sbe point of the ribbon cable as yet?