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Diagnostic and repair Toyota Prius a 2005 and Solara a 2004 by usin AE PC-based Scan Tools I know (by RM1130U) that ECM of this Primus uses the ISO 15765-4 for communication protocol and the terminal arrangement of the DLC3 complies with SAE J1962 and maches the ISO 15765-4 format. IMO: KWP2000 with CAN. "The HV control ECU' and "The battery ECU" uses the ISO 9141-2 communication protocol. The terminal arrangement of the DLC3 complies with SAE J1962 and matches the ISO 9141-2 format. I use different methods (Tools*) of diagnostics above Vehicle. For example, - the DTCs for CAN communication concerning the brake control system can be read by connecting the SST 09843-18040 to the Tc and CG terminals of the DLC3 connector, and observing the blinking of the ECB, ABS and VSC warning light (2-digit code) (For details, see the Pub. No. RM1075U, etc.) - "good" - "old and primitive" (photo:-) ScanGauge Tool by Linear Logic - "good" - AE PC-based Scan Tools with Enhanced interface for Toyota/Scion/Lexus (EI03) 1995-2005 - Toyota/Lexus OEM Scan Tool (Intelligent Tester II) - "very good" I try different ways for Diagnostic, but not have full possibility for diagnosis by AE PC-based Scan Tool :-( Take a look details in http://members.iatn.net/forums/read/msg.aspx?f=forum8&m=57593&fv=0&ar=0 I've again checked AE* on Prius a '05 and try did Diagnostic SRS. Note. I use Documentation 2005 PRIUS REPAIR MANUAL (RM1130U) and AEs "scantooluserguide". I not used others "devices" in this episode. For the checking (for Authenticity of results) I used separate another scanner (IT2 by Denso) and had a good and correct Results. I've performed such functions as reading the values of switches and sensors: AE report: "Display Type Information is DP" (The display is indicated by Driver/Passenger). 1. In "Live Data Grid" I see ("Sensor Name" / "Value"):Passenger (Right) Side Buckle Switch / "..." (I don't understand "Value="...") Here take a look at the differences in PIDs between the AE (the Lying) and IT2 (real and correct Data). Notice a difference
As I think and I sure, this "OEM Level" was not full correct.
I don't need refund or observance of warranty! I
not required refunding my money!
I required small correction I earn on life by diagnostics, rather then "hackerswork"! I'm only Technician! I don't take accusations in attempt of larceny! With many Regrets. Off. I'm supervising the electrical/electronics department in the Japan Cars aftermarket Service Shop from 1993 (for example, take a look this my articles) Although my level of income is well less the national average, but I bought your interface twice and it seems to me I should buy the third to have an opportunity to work with Prius a 2005 MY and others Cars. I do not understand the reason of this and I consider it's wrong! I am scared I will be poorer by a few hundreds more dollars.
On Solara I can't read DTC from SRS I read on Toyota Solara (MCV31L-GCANKA) 2004MY the diagnostic trouble codes SRS with selfmade (amateur) device (aka J1962 pins Adapter No.1) by using short check wire and by flashing SRS-Lampe (code 73). In spite of this AE sucsessfully connects with SRS (I can see Live Data) and normally it is connected to other systems (Live Data Grids, etc.) and reads, for example the DTC of ABS.
I did check Version 4.4 on Solara and had same Results. SRS lampe is ON, ECU has DTC B1901/73, but AE Scanner report: "No Codes". Note. The vehicle's ECM (e.g. SRS) conforms to ISO 14230 and ISO 9141-2 for communication protocol. The terminal arrangement of the DLC3 complies with SAE J1962 and meets the ISO 14230 and ISO 9141-2 format. Dear Jay, please, correct yours serial data transfer! Off No.2
Open KWP2000 Baud: 10416 Init type: Fast init kw1: 0xE9 kw2: 0x8F Trg: 0x58 Src: 0xF1 ... 58 F1 81 58 F1 81 4B F1 58 83 F1 58 C1 E9 8F 05 58 F1 81 58 F1 81 4B F1 58 83 F1 58 C1 E9 8F 05 58 F1 82 58 F1 21 04 F0 F1 58 86 F1 58 61 04 02 02 01 01 3A 58 F1 81 58 F1 81 4B F1 58 83 F1 58 C1 E9 8F 05 58 F1 82 58 F1 21 04 F0 F1 58 86 F1 58 61 04 02 02 01 01 3A 58 F1 81 58 F1 81 4B F1 58 83 F1 58 C1 E9 8F 05 58 F1 82 58 F1 21 04 F0
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