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      Post Retrieving error codes from ECU?

      Hi everybody.
      I have been looking usin forum search egine, but could not find anything... is there a way to get error codes from ecu to dashboard display?
      In my old Chevrolet Corsa Classic (Opel Corsa C), if you jumped ODB conectors 1 and 2, ecu displayed error codes to dashboard display, without a Scanner.
      It is possible in my Aveo LT 2010 1.6?


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      Re: Retrieving error codes from ECU?

      OBD1 you could usually get the codes by a flashing engine light. With OBD2 you need a scan tool.

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      Re: Retrieving error codes from ECU?

      yeah, the cheapest route is to buy a cheap obd2 wire of ebay that comes with some cheap software that will gread you the codes, works well for $15, and other more advanced programs can be used with the same wire also

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      Re: Retrieving error codes from ECU?

      ok, an OBDII ELM 327 scanner tool will work?
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      How to get the ABS (chassis) DTC's on Chev Aveo using ELM327 based interface:
      I found that the ABS CPU (address 28 ) doesn't always respond and the line
      sometimes need to be re-initialized.

      >ATZ
      OK
      >ATL1
      OK
      >ATSP5
      OK
      >ATH1
      OK
      >ATSH8628F1
      OK
      >ATSTFF
      OK
      >134000
      8E F1 28 53 06 52 09 52 06 52 03 52 04 64 02 61 12 37

      This is what the request and response message translates to:

      >134000 //Mode $13—Request Diagnostic Trouble Code Information in group 40 (chassis)
      8E F1 28 53 //the header
      06 //there are 6 trouble codes
      C1209 //Right Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit Open or Shorted
      C1206 //Left Rear Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit Open or Shorted
      C1203 //Right Front Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit Open or Shorted
      C1204 //Right Front Wheel Speed Excessive Variation
      C2402 //Pump Motor Failure
      C2112 //Valve Relay or Fuse Failure
      37 //Checksum

      Check out the ELM327 datasheet on page 31 to see how to interpret the trouble codes.
      Also check out SAE J2190 on how to use mode $13 (and mode $14 if you want to clear the DTC's).

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      Hi Aveo.ELM

      I have done as you did here with an ELM327 using the software called OBD 2007

      The response I got for trying to fault find an ABS issue is:

      ATZ
      ELM327 v1.5
      ATL1
      OK
      ATL1
      OK
      ATSP5
      OK
      ATH1
      OK
      ATSH8628F1
      OK
      ATSTFF
      OK
      134000
      BUS INIT: ERROR

      Do you know where I am going wrong here?




      Last edited by Royalboy; 05-25-2013 at 12:24 PM.

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