OBD Cable for 2nd Generation Lantra 1999
Can anyone recommend an OBD interface cable for laptop to the
diagnostic socket for my 1999 Lantra that actually works? I have tried a standalone tool, the Geniscan 300, but it doesn't work with this car. I would prefer just an interface cable if possible rather than a complete tool as I have quite a lot of OBD software I could use if only I could communicate with the diagnostic socket; it does not seem to be OBD2 compliant. |
Re: OBD Cable for 2nd Generation Lantra 1999
Check out www.obd-2.com
I use this interface for my Ford F150, my son's Accent, my wife's Kia Sportage, and a few friends have borrowed it to check out their vehicles. Hope this info helps. Cheers... Lawrence |
Re: OBD Cable for 2nd Generation Lantra 1999
On Jan 8, 12:23 am, lmcclaf <lmcc...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Check outwww.obd-2.com > I use this interface for my Ford F150, my son's Accent, my wife's Kia > Sportage, and a few friends have borrowed it to check out their > vehicles. Hope this info helps. > > Cheers... Lawrence The problem is that UK did not go OBD2 compliant until 2001 and Hyundai seem to have exploited this to the full by fitting some kind of customised diagnostic interface that (so far) only seems readable at the main dealer's. I have tried a multi-protocol OBD2 reader on the socket witout success. So I will need a response from someone in the UK/Europe; but thanks for the suggestion. |
Re: OBD Cable for 2nd Generation Lantra 1999
I was unaware of the timing of OBD2 in the UK. Makes sense now why you
have problems reading the port. Hope you find an answer. Thanks for the info about the UK. Always nice to learn at least one new thing each day :) Cheers... Lawrence |
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