Hi guys. I've got a 2003 NB8C with an OBD-2 port, but I can't seem to connect to the ecu. The same dongle works on a friend's car.
Any thoughts on the matter? I've heard a few things previously:
- Australia did'nt make OBD-II a standard till later, so Aussie delivered version didn't come with the protocol, just the hardware
- antenna needs to be connected as the port needs 12 volts and it runs on the same circuit. I have an aftermarket stereo, if that makes any difference.
I'm using the clear blue elm327 Bluetooth adapter.
Can anyone shed any light in the subject?
Thanks!!
Nb OBD-II reading
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Re: Nb OBD-II reading
If there's a port, it should work.
2002 on is the line in the sand for AU MX5s http://mx5cartalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=44335
As for why it's not working, start by putting a multimeter on it and making sure you do indeed have 12V where you need it.
2002 on is the line in the sand for AU MX5s http://mx5cartalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=44335
As for why it's not working, start by putting a multimeter on it and making sure you do indeed have 12V where you need it.
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Re: Nb OBD-II reading
From memory, Sep 2002 build dates onward had working OBDII in the Aust domestic market.
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Re: Nb OBD-II reading
Thanks Cus. As I suspected. I'll check that out.
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