98 vt srs light
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vn5000
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Re: 98 vt srs light
I was reading your other post the1 ,with the diag enable wire maybe the module half earths the srs light and when you connect the tech1 it fully earths this wire to enable diag.Does the srs light go brighter with the tech1 connected and communicating with srs?
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The1
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Re: 98 vt srs light
hmm nar just the same as always, ive tried shorting it manually but wont light, i think the tech1 must send an enable comms command or something
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charlay86
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Re: 98 vt srs light
Maybe the Tech 1 provides a specific resistance on that diag enable line? might be worth trying to measure it
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The1
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Re: 98 vt srs light
Yeh good thought I'll go check
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The1
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Re: 98 vt srs light
WIth Tech1 Connected
diag light - Srs Data pin = 66K Const
Diag light - Earth = 0
SRS Data - Earth = 6.5M normal then 1.4K on Connect/Data
WIthout Tech1 Connnected
Diag Light - Srs Data pin = 0
Diag light - Earth = 0
SRS Data - Earth = 100K
So i can see there a 66k between data and diag light pin
Ill go and make it log a code then see what it does when i clear it.
diag light - Srs Data pin = 66K Const
Diag light - Earth = 0
SRS Data - Earth = 6.5M normal then 1.4K on Connect/Data
WIthout Tech1 Connnected
Diag Light - Srs Data pin = 0
Diag light - Earth = 0
SRS Data - Earth = 100K
So i can see there a 66k between data and diag light pin
Ill go and make it log a code then see what it does when i clear it.
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The1
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Re: 98 vt srs light
still same as above when clearing codes, so it looks like you need diag light - Srs Data pin 66k then you can start talking to it
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Doctor Bob
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Re: 98 vt srs light
umm im pretty sure its a serial data signal
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The1
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Re: 98 vt srs light
yeh vs would be serial data, what about VT? it's on the same bus isn't it?
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vn5000
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Re: 98 vt srs light
Yeah vt srs is definitely on the same bus as pcm and bcm.
You could try getting voltages on srs light/diag enable pin with tech 1 connected and disconnected.
You could try getting voltages on srs light/diag enable pin with tech 1 connected and disconnected.
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jacomms
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Re: 98 vt srs light
So BCM PCM SRS DASH ECC ABS all on data bus. TECH2 is needed for the SRS diag on VT. The SRS module monitors resistance and capacitance of each loop.
If you have installed a new dash cluster from say a calais you need to reprogram it to suit the SRS config too. rather than type crazy tryinh to explain I will attach the SRS extract for you. Quick note though......something as a re-soldered wire on the SRS wiring is enough to throw a code. When I was working for Holden we would have to replace harnesses rather than repair for this reason. I do have a VT Calais harness pulled apart if you would like the SRS cabling to just replace the required wires if this is the problem, just let me know from what side ....under which seat.
Hope the info helps
Justin
If you have installed a new dash cluster from say a calais you need to reprogram it to suit the SRS config too. rather than type crazy tryinh to explain I will attach the SRS extract for you. Quick note though......something as a re-soldered wire on the SRS wiring is enough to throw a code. When I was working for Holden we would have to replace harnesses rather than repair for this reason. I do have a VT Calais harness pulled apart if you would like the SRS cabling to just replace the required wires if this is the problem, just let me know from what side ....under which seat.
Hope the info helps
Justin
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