Hello.
1) I want to add original radio to my car. (I bought a punto without one). I got an old blaupunkt without MP3
2) The radio did not work (it is unlocked)
3) Cruise control now stopped working (only in third and fourth gear)
4) When I tried to connect my OBD adapter (to slow can), the radio was working and the buttons on the steering wheel, etc. worked.
5) When the OBD adapter is disconnected, everything goes back to the old one - the radio does not work.
6) I bought MultiECUscan. There I saw the radio - it was red.
7) I did a proxi aligment. And nothing.
8) I thought that the CAN A CAN B lines are missing a terminator resistor.
9) I tried to measure resistance between connectors CAN A and CAN B and nothing. (between can high and can low is 60 ohms).
10) When I insert a 150 ohm resistor on the CAN A and CAN B pins, the radio works suddenly, but the km flashes. I conclude that it flashes because I added a new component to the car and need to do proxialgiment. But now that there's a resistor, I can't connect. The program rejects communication because of instability.
If anyone can think of anything. Would anyone at least be willing to measure the left two pins (1 and 9 which is can a a can b) in the OBD plug? I hope I only have a defective wire somewhere.
Thank you very much.
1) I want to add original radio to my car. (I bought a punto without one). I got an old blaupunkt without MP3
2) The radio did not work (it is unlocked)
3) Cruise control now stopped working (only in third and fourth gear)
4) When I tried to connect my OBD adapter (to slow can), the radio was working and the buttons on the steering wheel, etc. worked.
5) When the OBD adapter is disconnected, everything goes back to the old one - the radio does not work.
6) I bought MultiECUscan. There I saw the radio - it was red.
7) I did a proxi aligment. And nothing.
8) I thought that the CAN A CAN B lines are missing a terminator resistor.
9) I tried to measure resistance between connectors CAN A and CAN B and nothing. (between can high and can low is 60 ohms).
10) When I insert a 150 ohm resistor on the CAN A and CAN B pins, the radio works suddenly, but the km flashes. I conclude that it flashes because I added a new component to the car and need to do proxialgiment. But now that there's a resistor, I can't connect. The program rejects communication because of instability.
If anyone can think of anything. Would anyone at least be willing to measure the left two pins (1 and 9 which is can a a can b) in the OBD plug? I hope I only have a defective wire somewhere.
Thank you very much.
