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Old 09-20-2016, 12:36 AM
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Does anyone have the pinouts for a '99 C2 Coupe for the OBDII port?
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I don't know...try this

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Yup, that's the right one.
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I found this information



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I took the wiring diagram and followed the wires and came up with this spreadsheet



If somebody has more ideas or sees a correction, let me know and I'll modify.

Last edited by DBJoe996; 09-20-2016 at 02:27 PM. Reason: Modified per Ahsai. Thanks!
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Looks good. I would add these:

Pin 1 is switched 12v power
Pin 3 is the 2nd K-line that's connected to the ABS, Airbag, PSM, alarm, etc.
Pin 7 is the 1st K-line that's connected to the DME (via the alarm CU)
Pin 11 is the "Knock yes/no" output from the DME 5.2
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Is this the same for 99/ C4
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Ok, awesome. I guess the only question is whether CAN high/low is 2/10 or 6/14.
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I added in the OBDII standard Bus pins. The wiring diagram doesn't show anything connected to 2/10 or 6/14. So now it will take someone to drop the OBDII connector and see if there are any wires attached to 2/10 or 6/14.

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Originally Posted by DBJoe996
I added in the OBDII standard Bus pins. The wiring diagram doesn't show anything connected to 2/10 or 6/14. So now it will take someone to drop the OBDII connector and see if there are any wires attached to 2/10 or 6/14.
Ok, I'm diving in to it this afternoon.

Joe, what was the source for the connector picture you posted? I've seen the one Ahsai posted not that one.
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Google/Images
OBDII pinouts - that came out with the industry standardized pinouts
then did a search on porsche OBDII pinouts - that came up with the second image with the Bus connectors
I really don't know if the 2/10 or 6/14 wires exist. Haven't been there. Let us know what you see.
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Originally Posted by roadblock
Is this the same for 99/ C4
Yes, post #5 applies to you so you have pin 11 (option M339 = C40).

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Ok, awesome. I guess the only question is whether CAN high/low is 2/10 or 6/14.
Originally Posted by DBJoe996
Google/Images
OBDII pinouts - that came out with the industry standardized pinouts
then did a search on porsche OBDII pinouts - that came up with the second image with the Bus connectors
I really don't know if the 2/10 or 6/14 wires exist. Haven't been there. Let us know what you see.
No, there is no CAN bus access on our OBDII diagnostic port. The CAN bus is between the tiptronic, PSM, and DME and it's not exposed to the OBDII diagnostic port.

Slakker, what are you trying to do?
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I see. It needs to access the OBDII port?
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It can only access the ECU through the CAN BUS. I was hoping the OBDII port would be an easy place to tie in. I've got an OBDII splitter that I'm tapping into for power and was hoping CAN as well. Doesn't look like it will work though. Is there any other place that is "easy access" that I can get to the CAN?

Here's the pictures of my OBDII port on my '99 C2.








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