wolfandy said:

after turning ignition on speedo and rpm needle are on "0" - thats easy to adjust. main issue is with fuel and temperature needles since they never stay on "0"

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wolfandy said:

when i have measure resistence on 6 and 14 there was like there wouldnt be connection between them - just like voltmeter pins couldnt touch each other - so i didnt get any proper readings

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yellowstilo said:

just connect ground, 12v permanent and 12v switched....

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yellowstilo said:

the resistor is probably directly under the largest white connector - have a close look between the pcb and the connector...
Did you measure aprox.120 ohm between pin 6 and 14 of the obd connector of the interface ?

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wolfandy said:

under the largest white connector is several of them. according your and some other guide lines i suspect its the biggest one marked with 04. am i correct??

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Davren said:

The component you are referring to is D4. It's a diode and should not be removed.

If don't get a 120Ω resistance between pins 6 and 14, the you probably don't need to remove anything, unless you're not measuring it correctly as yellowstilo suggested above.
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wolfandy said:

i have no idea what about you talking now?? What pins do you mean - obd2 pins? connector pins???
Conncect to where?? - to battery??

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