Multiecuscan

1.BK3231Q + MCP2515 + TJA1040 can not speak the language of the Palio 2004.
2.Palio 2004 no language OBD?

Ok, checked on alfa 159 and, as supposed, it was not possible to connect to anything. In addition, when i try to connect with multiecuscan at the engine ecu or with torque, turn on several anomalies:

- Airbag avary reported
- Abs/vdc avary reported
- water temperature gauge at full scale
- fuel gauge to zero and with reserve warning light blinking

This is the output of scan with multiecuscan:

COMMAND: ATZ
RESPONSE:
ATZ
ELM327 v2.1
>
COMMAND: ATI
RESPONSE: ATI
ELM327 v2.1
>
COMMAND: ATE0
RESPONSE: ATE0
OK
>
COMMAND: ATL0
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATH0
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATSPC
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATS0
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATCAF0
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATCFC0
RESPONSE: ?
>
COMMAND: ATCRA 7B0
RESPONSE: ?
>
COMMAND: ATSH 7B0
RESPONSE: ?
>
COMMAND: ATAT1
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATST41
RESPONSE: OK
>
COMMAND: ATBI
RESPONSE: OK
>
WARNING: This interface is not compatible with ELM 327 1.3! Will not connect to any CAN module.

I think in addition to sw buggy there is something wrong in the hw, and I always refer to the components that I have said in previous posts!

KillBill: Palio 2004 with 3-pin????????? Here in Brazil the previous models already used the OBD2 connector for years...

Your car does not have the OBD connector in the fuse box?

blkid wrote: - Abs/vdc avary reported

typical situation while connecting to ABS/ESP module i think. i found the same problem with USB interface.

boch wrote:

blkid wrote: - Abs/vdc avary reported

typical situation while connecting to ABS/ESP module i think. i found the same problem with USB interface.

The failures reported occur simultaneously

@ Waltomatic


This Palio uses IAW 4sf-pc ECU with 3 pin connector (this is a original module from Fiat).

Below I attached one picture about the fuse box: Look the ECU informations: The ELM 327 only requires that the led + be connected on battery (pin 16 on OBD connector)
The negative that is used comes from the 3 pin connector (pin number 2).
The K line from ECU goes to pin 7 of OBD2 connector. I've checked on the supported veicules and under Palio I didn't see the 3 pin being used in any of Palio's models.

Could you have used Multiscan in these kind of connection ?

Thanks in advance

OK, but I was really suprise: Brazil earlier than Europe?
The IAW 4SF family always used OBD connector here, including the Palio 2008 of my son.
In theory, I think it should work.

Hello Kill Bill

As Walter writes, it is strange that your Palio `04 has a 3 pin diagnosis connector.

But if it is so, then good

But the Palio is not read your ECU via CAN bus
therefore remove the resistor to read the engine control is unnecessary

It must also go so
Just try this driver


Greeting Eddy

Alfaeddy wrote:Hello Kill Bill

As Walter writes, it is strange that your Palio `04 has a 3 pin diagnosis connector.

But if it is so, then good

But the Palio is not read your ECU via CAN bus
therefore remove the resistor to read the engine control is unnecessary

It must also go so
Just try this driver


Greeting Eddy

Ok Alfaeddy.

I am receiving a Vag Com dongle (USB) and I will try to connect with the ECU.

Thanks for your help.

@Alfaeddy,


My car is a Alfa 159 1.9 JTD Build Year 2007. I cannot connect with this interface.

Do i have to remove an resistor ? Please help. Thank You!