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OBPA SELECTION OBPA Cable Adapter Color Years Body Engine Cable #1 Black 1990–94 R 1.6L LO1 VIN 6 1991–94 R 1.8L LV6 VIN 8 Clear 1996 A, J, L, S/T Truck 2.2L LN2 VIN 4 1995 J 2.3L LD2 VIN D 1996 J, N 2.4L LD9 VIN T 1994–95 S/T Pickup 4.3L LB4 VIN Z Blue 1993 S/T Pickup 4.3L LB4 VIN Z Cable #2 Blue & Smoke 1993 W 3.1L LH0 VIN T 1994–95 L, N, W 3.1L L82 VIN M 1993–95 F 3.4L L32 VIN S 1994–96 B 4.3L L99 VIN W 1994–96 B, D, Y 5.7L LT1 VIN P 1996 Y 5.7L LT4 VIN 5 1994–97 F 5.7L LT1 VIN P Pink 1992–93 A, J 2.2L LN2 VIN 4 1993 L 2.2L LN2 VIN 4 Cable #3 Smoke 1995–97 S/T Truck 4.3L L35 VIN W 1996–97 S/T Truck 4.3L LF6 VIN X 1996–97 C/K, G, L/M, P Truck 4.3L L35 VIN W 1996–97 C/K, G Truck 5.0L L30 VIN M 1996–97 C/K, G, P Truck 5.7L L31 VIN R 1996–97 C/K, G, P Truck 7.4L L29 VIN J 1997 W4 5.7L L31 VIN R Cable #4 Blue 1996 A, L, N, W 3.1L L82 VIN M 1996–97 W 3.4L LQ1 VIN X 1997 W 3.8L L67 VIN 1 1997 N, W 3.1L L82 VIN M 1997 J, S/T Truck 2.2L LN2 VIN 4 1997 J, N 2.4L LD9 VIN T 1996–97 U Van 3.4L LA1 VIN E 1995–97 F 3.8L L36 VIN K 1997 Y 5.7L LS1 VIN G 1996–97 C, G, H, W 3.8L L36 VIN K 1996–97 C, G, H 3.8L L67 VIN 1 1996–97 G 4.0L L47 VIN C 1996–97 E, K 4.6L LD8 VIN Y 1996–97 E, K 4.6L L37 VIN 9 Light Blue 1996–97 C/K, G, P Truck 6.5L L65 VIN F 1996–97 C/K Truck 6.5L L56 VIN S 1997 C6/C7, PG/B7 6.5L L65 VIN F 1997 Z 1.9L LLO VIN 7 1997 Z 1.9L L24 VIN 8 NOTE: For years 1998 through 2000: All truck VCM applications use Cable #3. All other applications use Cable #4. Beginning year 2001 and beyond, ALL applications use Cable #4.
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Tech 2 User’s Guide CONTENTS I. I
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Customer Support Overview To obtain
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Declaration of Conformity According
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Using This M
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION NOTICE • D
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Tech 2 Overv
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Mechanical D
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SECTION II CARE & CLEANING Care and
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Getting
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED PCMCIA
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Tech 2
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Action
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Tech 2
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SECTION IV POWER SUPPLIES Power Sup
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SECTION IV POWER SUPPLIES NAO Power
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SECTION V ADAPTERS RS-232 DB9 Adapt
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Power On
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Tech 2 S
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING F1: Auto
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING F4: Sele
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Cigarett
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING CANdi Mo
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING CANdi Mo
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Testing
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Replacin
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SECTION VII SOFTWARE Software Secti
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SECTION VIIA TECH 2 MAIN MENU & LIV
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SECTION VIIA 5. Using soft keys, th
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Tech 2 Vi
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE J-45080 3
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE 7. A “P
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Snapshot
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Uploading
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Single-Co
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE 3. To det
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Displayin
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Lock / Un
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE 5. Click
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SECTION VIIB TIS SOFTWARE Printing
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SECTION VIIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING SY
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SECTION VIID CANDI MODULE CANdi Mod
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SECTION VIID CANDI MODULE Connectio
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SECTION VIID CANDI MODULE CANdi War
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7 1 2 3 6 5 4 1. Keypad 2. Power on
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Additional Tech 2 adapters and acce
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The part number for the PCMCIA kit
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2 1 1. RS-232 port 2. RS-232 loopba
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1 2 1. Tech 2 DLC cable (P/N 300009
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1 2 1. Tech 2 power jack connector
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1 2 1. Empty lower PCMCIA slot 2. U
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1. Tech 2 PCMCIA card 1
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1 2 1. VCI module lever (moved all
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1 6 5 2 2 4 3 1. Soft keys 2. Actio
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1 4 3 2 1. Highlighted (selected) a
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1 2 3 1. Cigarette lighter power ca
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1 2 4 3 1. Serial port adapter (P/N
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1 2 1. NAO power supply (110 volts)
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1 3 2 1. VCI cable connector (26-pi
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3 1 2 1. Detail of 8-pin RJ45 conne
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1 2 1. Burndy cable connection end
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DAY MONTH DATE YEAR TIME : : Test C
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DAY MONTH DATE YEAR TIME : : Test C
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VCI MODULE DIAGNOSTIC CHART Test Re
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VCI MODULE DIAGNOSTIC CHART Test Re
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POWER SOURCE: CIGARETTE LIGHTER POW
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POWER SOURCE: NAO OR UNIVERSAL POWE
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1 3 2 1. Battery power cable 3-amp
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Exit TIS 2. Select
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