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you fed the computer and checked the lack of voltage on the pin or just guessing that the computer does not give tension. My taste is short to mass. Unfortunately, I do not have a schematic for this car so I will not help. Car accident and now folded? if so, I would look for a damaged
I am not guessing, I checked there is no short circuit on the installation and there is no 5V voltage from the computer
Added after 18 [minutes]: Quote: Is it so hard to answer, what was it read? After all, 5V is common, it's so hard to beat the beam? You have a great avatar, are you doing it? You probably do not do what you see clearly.
What are you so smart, you think that you always know everything best, even clearly see what I'm doing? please, I'm debating farsightedness and a super glass ball. You have eyes so you see, but you prefer a deeper analysis to use.
There are codes and what was read I do not see the difference you probably have the knowledge that you know the code equivalents for each scanner? LOL.
You also know that 5V is common, it's also interesting because I came out of measurements that each is separate, but you know better.
Quote: so hard to beat the beam
- you're probably the best here.
Added after 3 [minutes]: Quote: Accident auto and now folded?
I can not see that it was an accident, but I do not know the exact history, but as I wrote above, there is no short-circuit on the beam, the power from the computer does not go out.
Added after 19 [minutes]: Quote: And what I can advise that se scanners have been bought and all they can do is read errors.
you can do everything - including flicking the beam, what a smart thing