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    Well I made the balls up buying guide one of eBay last night I blame you Adrian lol.
    Any way to find I have a email off him and got to down load it I thought I was getting a bloody cd

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    Some wiring diagrams here...page 8 shows 15 pin OBD connector

    http://www.volvoclub.org.uk/tech/ser...ngDiagrams.pdf

    and here also

    http://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/dow...ng_diagram.pdf

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    Fantastic james if I can get it to work for live date ill also be looking to later make it work for fault codes

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Fantastic james if I can get it to work for live date ill also be looking to later make it work for fault codes
    ne worries

    Pete the first link I posted says:

    Yellow/Brown wire from pin 3 on new OBD socket goes to Yellow/Brown wire from pin 2 of diagnostic box socket under bonnet.

    Black wire from pin 4 on new OBD socket goes to earth.

    Brown wire from pin 5 on new OBD socket goes to earth.

    White wire from pin 7 on new OBD socket goes to White wire from pin 6 of diagnostic box socket under bonnet.

    Red wire from pin 16 on new OBD socket goes (eventually) to 10 amp fuse #15

    Might be ££££££££ but that's what it says.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamesy12345 View Post
    ne worries

    Pete the first link I posted says:

    Yellow/Brown wire from pin 3 on new OBD socket goes to Yellow/Brown wire from pin 2 of diagnostic box socket under bonnet.

    Black wire from pin 4 on new OBD socket goes to earth.

    Brown wire from pin 5 on new OBD socket goes to earth.

    White wire from pin 7 on new OBD socket goes to White wire from pin 6 of diagnostic box socket under bonnet.

    Red wire from pin 16 on new OBD socket goes (eventually) to 10 amp fuse #15

    Might be ££££££££ but that's what it says.
    Yep ill be giving that ago when I have some free time.
    You still going to York bud

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Yep ill be giving that ago when I have some free time.
    You still going to York bud
    Yes mate the planets are aligned and I will be there!!

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    Awesome job we will have to remind each other for Bumper and computer

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    so the b36 is just for the 4.4 ecu conversions?

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    Pete I think you got those cd off me I still have them if required, can even send them you tonight
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    Please shep god knows what I've ordered of the bay it said new via was only 12 quid and said to work on windows seven now in info he's sent it won't work on windows 7 home

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    Ha ha ill try send it over later dude
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    Better still next time ur here I'll let you put it on computers please

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Better still next time ur here I'll let you put it on computers please
    No problems
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    Tested B5 and still no response tried it with and with out b36 connected to no difference so now need to.get some more reading done.
    Shepbomb when you coming to install the stupid vida.

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    Sorry for the late update but I've got it all working.
    Pin B36 is no good what so ever as stated on the net you need to connect to pin B5 and with the Volvo reader it all works giving all live data.

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Sorry for the late update but I've got it all working.
    Pin B36 is no good what so ever as stated on the net you need to connect to pin B5 and with the Volvo reader it all works giving all live data.
    who mentioned B36 anyway??

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    nice one on getting it working. Does it need to be a Volvo reader & what sort of info can you read live? I want to record as many parameters as possible via a obd2 socket so it can be overlayed onto a video

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    Quote Originally Posted by p fandango View Post
    nice one on getting it working. Does it need to be a Volvo reader & what sort of info can you read live? I want to record as many parameters as possible via a obd2 socket so it can be overlayed onto a video
    Yes got to be the volvo unit and it can read every thing from loads to timing to duty cycle the job lot

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Yes got to be the volvo unit and it can read every thing from loads to timing to duty cycle the job lot
    thanks, but can't see anyway to record the date in the correct format for a video from a Volvo reader

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    Quote Originally Posted by p fandango View Post
    thanks, but can't see anyway to record the date in the correct format for a video from a Volvo reader
    I know Torque is not up to much but...

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...recorder&hl=en

    //edit sorry didn't see your comment about Volvo reader

    Maybe that means Torque doesn;t work? Maybe Motronic suite can be used somehow...http://socalsaab.com/suites/suites.htm
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