Alfa 147 selespeed with AutoDia E327
Posted: 28 Jul 2016, 08:07
Hi,
i'm just new to multiecuscan and got some questions if somebody could help me.
I got a 2002 Alfa 147 Selespeed and a AutoDia E237 EOBD Bluetooth adapter. (modded for multiecuscan.com ELM)
I managed to connect to my car with the non registred version of MECUScan to Engine and Gearbox, other systems like Body or Airbag require the registred version if i interpretated the message it gives me when i want to connect, right, right?
I'm quite sure i got the ABS 5.7 VDC which i really want to work but there it tells me i indeed need another adaper (green cable or pin1).
My adapter is listed as E237 1.4 compatible and is connected over com3 bluetooth. (E237 1.3+ over bluetooth is connected and works partwise)
I read in the docu ELM 1 is for the connection to ABS required and i wanted to know which adapter i need to Buy and connect that all systems work without problems.
After the scan for connections MECUScan tells me all systems incl. CAN should connect without problems but it certainly does not.
i'm just new to multiecuscan and got some questions if somebody could help me.
I got a 2002 Alfa 147 Selespeed and a AutoDia E237 EOBD Bluetooth adapter. (modded for multiecuscan.com ELM)
I managed to connect to my car with the non registred version of MECUScan to Engine and Gearbox, other systems like Body or Airbag require the registred version if i interpretated the message it gives me when i want to connect, right, right?
I'm quite sure i got the ABS 5.7 VDC which i really want to work but there it tells me i indeed need another adaper (green cable or pin1).
My adapter is listed as E237 1.4 compatible and is connected over com3 bluetooth. (E237 1.3+ over bluetooth is connected and works partwise)
I read in the docu ELM 1 is for the connection to ABS required and i wanted to know which adapter i need to Buy and connect that all systems work without problems.
After the scan for connections MECUScan tells me all systems incl. CAN should connect without problems but it certainly does not.