Hello, I need a socket diagram for a 3-pin Fiat because one cable does not go to the computer and it is probably damaged - no communication with the ECU. Someone help?
cdifem 3 expert and the autocom, no communication, more needs a diagram where which wire goes in the bundle. and can the immo affect the lack of communication ??? as far as I know it is removed.
just that one white and yellow goes to the cabin and when I found the same in the plug, there is no passage but I'm not sure if it's the same. it is best if I have a diagram or know which pin in the cube is from the k line of the l line someone will help? and if this white and yellow goes to the cabin, can I connect it immediately with ecu ??
It is not possible to connect to the controller, even if you have everything unplugged, all you need is mass, plus and the K line, there you have EDC 15c7?
Not all have L lines, it will work on the K line itself, it does not write on the controller but this is what I say, yes you can as long as the power, ground and K line were in the right place in OBD
The discussion revolves around a communication issue with the ECU of a 2001 Fiat Ducato 2.8 JTD, specifically related to a damaged 3-pin OBD1 socket. Users provide various suggestions, including checking the ground connection on the middle pin and ensuring proper wiring to the ECU. The author seeks a detailed pin diagram for the 3-pin socket, expressing concerns about the immo system's impact on communication. Responses clarify that the immo should not affect communication and emphasize the importance of the K line for ECU connection. Users discuss the possibility of converting the 3-pin socket to OBD2 and confirm compatibility with diagnostic tools like CDiag 3 and Autocom Delphi. Summary generated by the language model.