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I have ten female OBD plugs that are surplus to requirements. They have chassis / panel mounting points which make them perfect for the footwell location but you could also install in around glovebox or ashtray area as you wish.
The main advantage of these over the factory 2x2 plugs should be obvious for anyone who has ever needed to plug Vcds or a code reader into their car.
I am happy to sell them for what I paid plus cable and a token amount for wiring them up - they need a special crimp tool that most folk won't have. The raw kits can be found individually on fleabay for 3-4 quid but I am providing a made up cable that just needs wired up to factory loom positions. I will post "how to" instructions here of course. I expect something like 50cm cable length will suffice - anyone can shorten or extend from that.
I expect price to be in region of 8-10 quid including uk delivery but i need to confirm that.
Two of the ten are claimed already as follows -
01 - rjscotty
02 - newsh
Please add your name if interested and they will be allocated on 1st come 1st served basis. I will follow up with PMs for paypal and shipping address etc
Please excuse my ignorance.I dont know how to fault code read these audis
but want to learn and dont want to miss out on this if its going to give me an advantage to use on the following cars.If ideal add my name please.
LATE 1994 80 b4 2.6 ABC
MARCH 1997 C4 2.8 30V ACK?
URS6 1996/97 plus spec
1999 final edition 80 Cab 2.8
I don't want to split hairs about OBD vs official OBD2 compliance on such early cars as ours but yes the 4-way pinout shown in the 12V link is correct here.
UrS C4, 200 20VT (3B) and S2/RS2 OBD1 Fault Code access port locations
Originally posted by S2central.net
I have ten female OBD plugs that are surplus to requirements. They have chassis / panel mounting points which make them perfect for the footwell location but you could also install in around glovebox or ashtray area as you wish. The main advantage of these over the factory 2x2 plugs should be obvious for anyone who has ever needed to plug Vcds or a code reader into their car.
So this would be like the 1997 model year UrS6s, when Audi went with a 16 pin "OBD2"-style plug, located on the console, as shown here:
While this 1997 UrS6 plug looks like an OBD2 plug, it isn't actually OBD2 compliant (no C4 UrS4/S6 was OBD2 compliant). The actual pin-out is something like this:
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If I could figure out where to mount one, I would buy one Paul.
Last edited by UrS4boy; 9 January 2014, 01:03.
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I have ten female OBD plugs that are surplus to requirements. They have chassis / panel mounting points which make them perfect for the footwell location but you could also install in around glovebox or ashtray area as you wish.
The main advantage of these over the factory 2x2 plugs should be obvious for anyone who has ever needed to plug Vcds or a code reader into their car.
I am happy to sell them for what I paid plus cable and a token amount for wiring them up - they need a special crimp tool that most folk won't have. The raw kits can be found individually on fleabay for 3-4 quid but I am providing a made up cable that just needs wired up to factory loom positions. I will post "how to" instructions here of course. I expect something like 50cm cable length will suffice - anyone can shorten or extend from that.
I expect price to be in region of 8-10 quid including uk delivery but i need to confirm that.
Two of the ten are claimed already as follows -
01 - rjscotty
02 - newsh
Please add your name if interested and they will be allocated on 1st come 1st served basis. I will follow up with PMs for paypal and shipping address etc
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