CHECK CONNECTOR

LOCATION

The diagnostic connector is under the hood near the battery (Figure 1).

Figure 1

DESCRIPTION OF THE PINES

The following describes the function of each connector pins. (Figure 2 and 3).

Figure 2Figure 3
 
Pin (Fig.2)Pin (Fig.3)Function
AFENtrouble code output (engine control computer)
BMENswitch monitor output (engine control computer)
CTENdiagnostic-mode input (engine control computer)
D+Bswitched battery voltage
EGNDground
FFATtrouble code output (automatic transmission control computer)
GFBStrouble code output (anti-lock brakes (ABS) control computer)
HFACtrouble code output (? not documented for North American vehicles)
JFWStrouble code output (? not documented for North American vehicles)
KFSCtrouble code output (cruise (speed) control computer)
L-not used
MTATdiagnostic-mode input (automatic transmission control computer)
NTBSdiagnostic-mode input (anti-lock brakes (ABS) control computer)
PTACdiagnostic-mode input (? not documented for North American vehicles)
QTWSdiagnostic-mode input (? not documented for North American vehicles)
RTSCdiagnostic-mode input (cruise (speed) control computer)
S-not used
TFABtrouble code output (air-bag diagnostic monitor computer)
UIG-igniter coil output (for connection to external tachometer)
VGNDground
WTFAdiagnostic-mode input (? not documented for North American vehicles)
XF/Pfuel pump relay coil (ground to activate fuel pump)
YTABhorn relay
Z-not used
3-not used

 

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