Gerhardp1 posted:

The OBDI and II connectors are a world standard, not restricted to US cars at all.

I run the Scanguage on my Jackaroo, it's a fantastic piece of kit.

Bonz (Vic) posted:

What an OBD2 plug? Does Lucy have one?

Jim from Best Off Road posted:

I believe Lucy has a very small "plug".

Just a rumour I heard.

KiwiAngler posted:

I have a Nissan Patrol 3.0lt TD Dec 2004 and the Scangauge unit does NOT work when plugged into the OBD2 plug

Richard Kovac posted:

KiwiAngler posted:

The OBD II port's physical connector is called the Data Link Connector (DLC). It is a 16-pin plug that's usually located under the dashboard near the steering wheel. (The standard specifies that the connector must be within three feet of the driver.)

Bonz (Vic) posted:

Thanx Sir Kovac! This plug is located indeed under the dash beside the steering wheel and it the diagnistics plug that Nissan use to find out what went PHUT! I have a power pickup from one of the pins and Nissan would disconnect it every time it went on for service. When I chipped them about it, they said that its not a "power" source, just a 12v source for their diagnostics machine.

I rerouted the lead somewhere else after that didn't want to fry the cables - I think it was to supply the UHF.

Member - Peter R (QLD) posted:

I have one fitted to my 2007 Prado D4D and purchased it from Wooders.

A brilliant unit

Pedro

disco1942 posted:

Wooders.com.au

Rod, Sydney posted:

Hi. This is the response from Wooders - still no joy for the ScanGaugeII in a 100-series.

"Unfortunately the Landcruiser (in our testing) wasn't compliant until the 200-series.

"If you are ever in the Thornleigh area, you'd be most welcome to try the test unit, however I would be surprised given our previous success with the 100-series."

Conclusion ... there does not appear to be a sensible aftermarket trip computer on the market for the 100-series.

Mike Harding posted:

Which, unless I'm misunderstanding something, would seem to make a monkey out of this list:

The ScanGauge II will work on the following vehicles:

???

Mike Harding

Rod, Sydney posted:

Hi Mike.

The 100-series imported to the USA will work but the 4.2TD I own here in Australia is not sold in the USA. Maybe Australia's vehicles came off a different production line - Toyota has not standardised on the ODBII interface across its range. (Note that the Diesel LC200 is not sold in the USA today).

Cheers

Mike Harding posted:

Fair point - they do say for vehicles sold in the USA and Canada at the top of the list.

Mike Harding

Bonz (Vic) posted:

Mike ya dummy!! This list is for all vehicles in the world, as in the World Series Baseball. United States of US, everyone else is them!

And I dont mean you are a dummy, my goat distracted me