"ABS" goes nut w/ EvoScan cable?
#1
"ABS" goes nut w/ EvoScan cable?
I've finally got my cable to work with both EvoScan and EcuFlash!! But one little thing that bothers me is that my "ABS" goes nuts, even I did have the pin1 pulled out in my cable - so the "ABS" should not flash when my cable is connected, but it does still flash from times to times though, meaning sometimes it flashes, and sometimes it doesn't after I either re-start the car or the laptop or un/re-plug the cable.
Anyone has the same experience?? Knowing why/what is causing it?? Is this something we should get worried for??
Anyone has the same experience?? Knowing why/what is causing it?? Is this something we should get worried for??
#4
I believe the pin is starting from right to left as following:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
And "Pin 9" is the one, right??????????????????????????
Anyone knows what the Pin 9 is supposed to log then?? So that i can double check if that logging function still working. Or, is the Pin 9 being used by the EcuFlash at all...Look what i've done!!
Last edited by EnjoyDriving; Feb 9, 2009 at 09:54 AM.
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If you were trying to pull pin 9 and pulled the one on the opposite side of the plug i believe it is accesory power for the flash cable. It is something important, but I believe you wouldnt be able to flash properly if you pulled it. Can you still flash OK?
http://www.auterraweb.com/obdiipinout.html
Note the image at the top there. You are looking at the OBDII plug itself with pin 9 on the lower left. If you were looking at the pins on your cable it would be the lower right.
http://www.auterraweb.com/obdiipinout.html
Note the image at the top there. You are looking at the OBDII plug itself with pin 9 on the lower left. If you were looking at the pins on your cable it would be the lower right.
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If you were trying to pull pin 9 and pulled the one on the opposite side of the plug i believe it is accesory power for the flash cable. It is something important, but I believe you wouldnt be able to flash properly if you pulled it. Can you still flash OK?
http://www.auterraweb.com/obdiipinout.html
Note the image at the top there. You are looking at the OBDII plug itself with pin 9 on the lower left. If you were looking at the pins on your cable it would be the lower right.
http://www.auterraweb.com/obdiipinout.html
Note the image at the top there. You are looking at the OBDII plug itself with pin 9 on the lower left. If you were looking at the pins on your cable it would be the lower right.
Anyone has their pin 9 pulled out as well?? Now that I recall, they do have an option for one with Pin 9 or without Pin 9 when you place an order, and I apparently missed that part so they shipped me the one w/ Pin 9. But then, following their instruction, all you need to do is to twist it off for it to work w/ Mitsu!! Well, then maybe the EcuFlash is not using the Pin 9 at all -
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