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Grim Grim

Grim Grim

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Anybody had experience with 19 pin OBD1 to 16 pin OBD2 adaptors? I bought one on ebay (the only place I could find one) but the Delphi diagnostics I have access to doesn't make a connection through this adaptor. I've checked the pin to pin wiring and it tallies with what I found on-line. Any info or advice as my car is not drivable until I can read fault codes.
 
Many thanks Dekker. I have ordered an adaptor from Tor Bergvill, I'll post on here to report on how I get on with it.
 
Grim Grim said:
Many thanks Dekker. I have ordered an adaptor from Tor Bergvill, I'll post on here to report on how I get on with it.
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Glad you got it sorted. I'd be interested in the wiring of the plug as I have some issues with another adapter.
 
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Glad you got it sorted. I'd be interested in the wiring of the plug as I have some issues with another adapter.

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I have one of the Durametric adaptors that convert early round to later oblong plug if you want to check wiring continuity
 
johnbray said:
I have one of the Durametric adaptors that convert early round to later oblong plug if you want to check wiring continuity
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I have an original Bosch Hammer but the wiring diagram it came with for making up the cables doesn't work. It is possible that there is a broken wire at the back of the 19 pin plug but I want to check which pins on the plug are the ones to use as there's conflicting views on various forums last time I looked.
I'd appreciate any help John.
 
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I have an original Bosch Hammer but the wiring diagram it came with for making up the cables doesn't work. It is possible that there is a broken wire at the back of the 19 pin plug but I want to check which pins on the plug are the ones to use as there's conflicting views on various forums last time I looked.
I'd appreciate any help John. [/quote]

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There seems to be a lot of interest in the correct (workable) wiring for this adaptor. As soon as I receive and try mine I will report here with a pin-out list. The cheap Chinese one that I bought had the wiring as listed on many links that I found online.
19 pin OBD1 16 Pin OBD2
6 .....GREY....... 1
2 ....BROWN.... 3
5 ......RED...... 4+5
4 ...ORANGE.... 7
3 ...YELLOW.... 9
9 ....GREEN..... 11
8 ....BLUE....... 12
7 ...VIOLET..... 13
1.....GREY....... 16
 
Grim Grim said:
There seems to be a lot of interest in the correct (workable) wiring for this adaptor. As soon as I receive and try mine I will report here with a pin-out list. The cheap Chinese one that I bought had the wiring as listed on many links that I found online.
19 pin OBD1 16 Pin OBD2
6 .....GREY....... 1
2 ....BROWN.... 3
5 ......RED...... 4+5
4 ...ORANGE.... 7
3 ...YELLOW.... 9
9 ....GREEN..... 11
8 ....BLUE....... 12
7 ...VIOLET..... 13
1.....GREY....... 16
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It'll be interesting to see what the actual pin connections are for the working adapter.
 
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