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ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3

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  • #1 16763427
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    The request is to someone wise who could elminate elm 327 version 1.3a to connect with Ford. I attach photos of the plate. Maybe someone knows if this can be done ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 and how.

    Regards ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3
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  • #2 16763450
    spinacz
    Level 42  
    What software? Equipment checked on another car?
  • #3 16763557
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    Each software available on the net has been checked on several cars, it does not connect only to Ford from 2001

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    obviously not connecting to the J1850 PWM protocol
  • #4 16763573
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    What Ford? Forscan has dedicated software for Ford for ELM327. The resistor marked on the photo is incorrect CAN line termination (pins 6 and 14).
  • #5 16763622
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    do not suggest the marked resistor is just a photo from the net of my board - I also tried Froscan. Maybe I will explain a little because e.g. ELM 327 1.4a versions can be adapted to the Ford and such instruction is on the web http://elm-327.blogspot.com/2012/12/m modifyacja-ekm-327-do-obsugi-j1850-pwm .html - they write there also about this marked resistor - however, it is about instructions up to 1.3a. Maybe someone can get the point.
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  • #6 16763635
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    There is no rule here what is inside and what is on the label ... 1.4a, 1.3a ... what was written there for the Chinese, it is. My ELM327 1.3a easily connects to the Ford Mondeo mk.3 1.8. Do you have pins 2 and 10 connected? What you get at the terminal after entering:
    >ATI
    >AT SP1
    >0100

    Of course, ELM must be connected to the OBD-II socket on the car.
  • #7 16763659
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    yes, I did not check ... and this terminal will be installed? will you provide any link ... can I enter this command e.g. in forscan?
  • #8 16763678
    lukashb
    Level 39  
    https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/ download it, choose the Com port suitable for your Elma, and give Connect in the upper left corner. At the bottom you type the commands that your colleague gave above and press Enter, the character sequence is to return. Stick it on the forum. Good luck.
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  • #9 16764621
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    I did something, question or everything is good - I attach photos of my scribbles ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3
  • #10 16765228
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    You enter commands without the prompt (>) ...
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  • #11 16765496
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    unfortunately - no response after entering the commands ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3

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    ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3
  • #12 16765580
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    You haven't connected to the interface at all, check the COM port number where the interface is installed. I also remind you that the interface must be connected to the car with the ignition on.
  • #13 16766449
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    Well, I guess the problem with the car does not connect with the face - what to do to connect ... maybe it is about pins in the plug for Ford has as in the picture but in the face is like in the diagram: ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3

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    ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 one pin differs in a Ford
  • #14 16766708
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    You don't have an L line, but that's normal, but you have an additional K line on pin 13 (SRS diagnostic line). The interface after connecting to a PC creates a virtual serial port. Show screenshot from device manager with expanded COM and LPT ports.
  • #15 16766945
    Jarosx9
    Level 35  
    Me there with Jaguar X-type 2004. (Ford interface something - of course ELM as amended) managed to connect with 4-5 modules. It is known that X-type 2004 is a Modek 3 after tuning.
  • #16 16766961
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    I see that my colleague does not believe that I have the right port - I have set the com1 port and in the tab you are asking for is com1 and in the terminal. We can skip this motive. But I also tried to connect to other ports and nothing.
    Some spells, but I postponed this pin from the additional K line in place of the missing L line and fired - so I did not reschedule so I fired ... miracles but lines appeared on the car meter (where the meter readout) and the bingo merged ... I read error P1000. But strangely, now the terminal does not connect no connection and error ... massacre ... can anyone explain it ...?

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    See for yourself ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3
  • #17 16767295
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    The real version 1.3a did not concern the Ford problem. I had one with an additional MS-CAN / HS-CAN line switch, now I have a cable for STN1110, also with a CAN switch (6/14, 1/9, 3/11). In both Mondeo III and Mondeo IV it connects to all available modules (except MM-CAN in Mondeo IV).
  • #18 16767403
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    I don't know if the original one is like the one in the picture ELM 327 1.3a for Ford - ELM 327 does not combine with Ford 1.8 petrol mk3 how could you share how your looks for posterity would be fun
  • #19 16767443
    tzok
    Moderator of Cars
    They all look the same, mine probably had an orange-navy blue label ... I don't have it for a long time. Now I have STN1110 from Viaken.
  • #20 16950585
    inzynier05
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    The reason for the malfunction of ELM 327 turned out to be very simple. It turned out that the two pins protruded much more than others and the plug did not reach the end. The pins probably got too hot by the Chinese solder the cables inside the device and were pushed out. After reheating and alignment of the pins - connecting without problems.
    Regards - I close the topic
  • #21 18964437
    kukiz87
    Level 10  
    I have the same problem, I have elm327 via BT and elm 327 wired normal usb. Also I can't connect neither bt nor usb, still unable to connect. To my colleague, the above 2 protruding pins are in each interface, I think it should look like this, I have 2 middle ones in the wired version and in the BT version.
  • #22 18964484
    carrot
    Moderator of Cars
    4.5 are always longer so that the OBD plug (interface, whatever) first connect to ground when inserting the plug

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the compatibility issues of the ELM 327 version 1.3a with Ford vehicles, specifically the Ford 1.8 petrol mk3. Users report difficulties in establishing a connection with Ford models from 2001 onwards, primarily due to the ELM 327's inability to support the J1850 PWM protocol. Suggestions include using dedicated software like Forscan and checking the wiring connections, particularly pins 2 and 10. Some users mention successful connections with modified ELM versions (like 1.4a) and the importance of proper pin alignment in the OBD-II connector. A user ultimately resolves their connection issue by adjusting protruding pins in the ELM device. The conversation also touches on the variability of ELM 327 versions and their internal configurations.
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