Looking for an OBD scanner Fiat Ducato
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Looking for an OBD scanner Fiat Ducato
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check the https://www.multiecuscan.net/VehicleSupportCheck.aspx website. You'll find all the necessary information (apparently there was the SecurityGateWay installed in some of the x290 model).
I'm using an old KKL cable and a STN1170 Ford and FIAT decicated bluetooth interface for the x250 model.
check the https://www.multiecuscan.net/VehicleSupportCheck.aspx website. You'll find all the necessary information (apparently there was the SecurityGateWay installed in some of the x290 model).
I'm using an old KKL cable and a STN1170 Ford and FIAT decicated bluetooth interface for the x250 model.
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Thanks for your input. I’m 75 years old lol.. and I don’t understand any of it. I was a mechanic all my life and have just recently bought this up to date Motorhome and it’s not simple (bring back the old days). I’ll keep searching…..Thanks
I have a 2018 2.3 Multijet. I am using Multiecuscan, which is the software plus an OBDLink SX.
Just got them, works well.
You will need a laptop and a small amount of computer knowledge to install and get it working.
I am 71, so old dogs can learn new tricks!
Plus there's fabulous support and expertise here.
Just got them, works well.
You will need a laptop and a small amount of computer knowledge to install and get it working.
I am 71, so old dogs can learn new tricks!
Plus there's fabulous support and expertise here.
A little bit of off topic, to help you realize how far away from the car most of us is used to we're now.
This is the BCM, body control module of my 2011 Ducato. It is located by the driver's outisde knee, behind a plastic cover. It is one of usually three fuseboxes in the Ducato and has the fuses and relays on top:
And that what is hidden behind the fuses (you can see the same connectors at the bottom, the one in the middle is the OBD2 port):
And on the other side:
The Ducato (and other vehicles) have 8 or 9 of that kind of modules... For the engine, airbags, dahsboard etc.
This is the BCM, body control module of my 2011 Ducato. It is located by the driver's outisde knee, behind a plastic cover. It is one of usually three fuseboxes in the Ducato and has the fuses and relays on top:
And that what is hidden behind the fuses (you can see the same connectors at the bottom, the one in the middle is the OBD2 port):
And on the other side:
The Ducato (and other vehicles) have 8 or 9 of that kind of modules... For the engine, airbags, dahsboard etc.
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Thanks for your information I’ll be looking into it. Actually I live in Spain on the Mediterranean we’re worlds apart lol…..
Actually in France, I had my VPN on when I registered so it thought I was in the USA!
ActuallyI live in France, my VPN was on when I registered and it put me in the USA!!
It’s been awhile but now I have purchased Multiecuscan software together with Stardiag Can327 USB. My Windows 11 computer won’t accept this Stardiag Can 327USB interface. Did you have any problems like this?