In reply to a message from Craig Smith sent Wed 27 Sep 2006:
Deja vu!
The SMOG Referee At Contra Costa College in San Pablo insisted I
had OBDII because of the connector. I finally convinced him through
my factory manual that the later cars with OBD I had OBD II
connectors. He never could communicate with my ECM. I took my
Scanner and read the data stream for him.
Can the source of your cable provide an adaptor, or a different
cable?
How about your customers as a source of connectors?
GOOD LUCK
JAGCAD AKA CARL–
The original message included these comments:
Need some help, I bought a cable and module from TTS Power Systems.
It is suppose to read OBDI but it has an OBDII connector on the end of the
cable.
My conversion has a OBDI connector at the PCM
Spent $100.00 for the TTS product and I can’t use it!
Anyone know where I can get a short cable with a OBDI connector end?
In reply to a message from Craig Smith sent Wed 27 Sep 2006:
Craig,
Go to a local junkyard and pick up an OBD II connector socket
(cheap). Replace the OBD I connector on your PCM with the OBD II.
The pin-outs for the sockets are available on the web, or someone
in this group will already have it for you for the asking.–
lockheed
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In reply to a message from lockheed sent Thu 28 Sep 2006:
Try Howell Engineering (www.howellefi.com) I have used a couple of
they’re harness’s and they have sold me a couple of connectors when
I needed them. N A Y Y Y–
Rob Wade
Windsor Ontario, Canada
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