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    Default Peugeot 206 HDi full mux - no communication with PP

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    Peugeot 206, 1.4 HDi 2006 and problems with Peugeot Planet... It seems that neither DiagBox or Peugeot Planet cannot communicate with any of car modules. Rev. C lexia is used, it can read older gen 206 and 508 just fine but nothing with this.

    Checked fuses, all seem OK. OBD connector voltages seem OK but pins 11 and 12 show voltages about 10V which seem a bit too high for me... Engine ECU can be read with generic OBD scanner, but no comms with lexia...

    Oh, and original RC3 audio unit has been replaced with aftermarket unit. I took it away, but no changes.

    Car itself runs and works fine, just the diags seem to fail.

    Any thoughts?

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    Hello to all. Do you go to global test and then have all modules NO, or you can not go to global test.

    1. Check pin 1 of obd on car 12v after ignition
    2. Check for damaged pins on obd socket ( traces of bend metal on pins )
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    Would like to bump above post

    try holding obd connection when trying to read

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    Hi! And thanks.
    Global test results no comm with any of the ecus... Pin 1 has battery voltage between pin 4.

    Lexia cable has adapter (round connector to 16-pin), checked that connections between diag socket and adapter is OK.

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    I'm using a diagbox clone , I've alwys trouble reading with lexia I suppose its for citroen and pp2000 is for peugeot vehicle . And did you tryall 3 options of p206 ?

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    Hello to all. Give vin number, to chek with peugeot online chematic what is pin 10 pin 11 on obd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PSAcars View Post
    Hello to all. Give vin number, to chek with peugeot online chematic what is pin 10 pin 11 on obd.
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    All three variants tested: 206, 206 MUX and 206+.
    Same results, ECU did not respond on every module.

    Checked pins 10&11 with oscilloscope: Steady 10V as soon as ign is on Drops to 0 when ign off, that's it. Pulled to ground with test light: Bulb does not lit so no direct short. Oscilloscope does not show any packets delivered. Idk should lexia pull pins to ground? Does not atm.

    Pin 10 voltage stays low if I disconnect connector from NOIR AA. But osc does not show any messaging.

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    Hello to all. This is pinout of OBD.

    Pin 1 of OBD wire code ( CE6G ) --------- Pin 2 of 16pin in GREEN connector of BSI ( F6 fuse)
    Pin 16 of OBD wire code ( BE23 ) --------- Pin 11 of 16pin in GREEN connector of BSI ( F5 fuse)




    Pin 11 of OBD wire code ( 9008 ) --------- Pin 7 of 40pin in BLACK connector of BSI




    Pin 4 of OBD wire code ( MC20A ) -------- Ground
    Pin 5 of OBD wire code ( MC20B ) -------- Ground




    Pin 7 of OBD wire code ( 9006 ) --------- Pin B4 of 32pin in BLACK connector of Engine ecu


    Pin 12 of OBD wire code ( 9007 ) --------- Pin 7 of 26pin in BLACK connector of ABS
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    Thanks, I'll check on those. BTW, i misspelled the pins in my previous post: I meant pins 11 and 12, that have constant high between OBD ground (pins 4 or 5) during IGN on...

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    Pins verified. Just for kicks I tried Planet versions 22.12, 23.25, with same results.

    Got a hang of Autocom cdp+ 2013 edition. Also no comm, but when it tries to communicate, it raises diag line voltage (e.g. pin 12 with ABS) to battery voltage. Don't know if that is what they designed, but maybe a hint? Although BSI hangs in key-on state while tool is connected (no matter if I take key out, dash is still lit)...

    Only line that ever shows messaging is pin 7 when generic OBD scanner is connected. This is only way to communicate with car. With PP2000, nothing.

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    Hello to all. New idea. Can you check BSI shunt? It has to be in client position.
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    Greetings,
    Good thinking. Shunt is in client position.

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    Hello to all. Only thing left is to find donor bsi and clone original and test then.
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    Disconnect all CAN ecus end test only BSI.

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    Greetings!
    I found similar BSI unit from C3 Citroen. Codes and outlook seem to match, but how about the software..? Just erase flash, hook it in, and hope for the best?

    Btw, i got another lexia, and now PP recognized engine and ABS ecus, so something fishy with the previous unit for sure. But still other units do not communicate.

 

 
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