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another GT1 question
so I connected everything, I still get the message that there is no voltage at terminal 15.....I am guessing it refers to pin # 15 in the round sockect under the hood, and there is no connector there !!! if not, am I supposed to swap something in there? please help, can't get beyond that with the gt1 Thanks!! |
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That means you are connecting through the OBDII terminal under the dash on the driver side. Are you using the HDD installed DIS or the vmware version? Can't remember but someone had this same problem before. Things to check: 1. Make sure the diagnostic head is recognized by the system. 2. Make sure you have the connector on with a good fit. It can get loose very easily at the OBDII port. 3. Make sure ignition is turned to position 1 or 2. 4. If Number 3 doesn't work try with the engine ON - so yes, start the engine. It does no harm for simple diagnosis connection. 5. If Number 4 worked then you need to get a charger/PS - your battery may be bad or just not giving enough voltage. I'm thinking if you had a faulty diagnostic head then you probably wouldn't be getting that error, but I could be wrong. Here's a thread that you might be interested in: http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...aptop-gt1.html |
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Thank you very much for the info!
ok here's what I got: 1.- it's a 2000 E53, round connector under the hood. 2.- I am using the vmware version 3.- also, when the dashboard lights up, that is position 2, right?? |
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I don't use the vmware version as I found its very slow with the laptop I have. Doesn't mean don't use the vmware version - just not for my setup. Let us know how you make out. |
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Try hooking everything up, place the switch in position 2, and then power on the computer.
My GT-1 has a mind of its own. Never could get self test to work and Yoho was no help what so ever. |
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one that my indy has, it's bosh system. don't know if its GT1 or not. uses obd under steering wheel. it shows a problem in my engine compt. NO codes, Unknown Deffect... anyone has come across this problem? and Tranny doesn't read Parking and 1st Gear. any thoughts?
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