93 eurovan ki1 short to ground

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rocknroj

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just bought the vag-com to help revive my newly aquired t4 manual tranny.

Got the standard obdII device and plugged into my jetta. Software worked and communicated.

Using a generic 2 x 2 adapter to connect to Eurovan, K1 short to ground. For kicks I tried my actron code scanner which cannot communicate with the vehicle.

So the bently guide is all about vag this and vag that for diagnosis.

I checked the pin-outs on the 2 x 2 adapter and puported to be iso 9141-2 standard.

Black + ---- OBDII 16
- OBDII 4 and 5

White K ---- OBDII 7
White L ---- OBDII 15



My multimeter shows around 700 ohms between car body (ground) the K line. So I don't know if this is supposed to be grounded all the time or where to look and what to check. With the battery disconnected, I have the plug to the ecu off . Does anyone have a decent drawing of the plug and where each wire goes. The Bentley schematics are horrible and barely legible for this model year. They look like some cheap photo copies.
 
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Eliminate the generic 2x2 adapter as the source of the problem first. Leave connect the black 2-pin connector to the vehicle, but leave the white one not connected. This gives the interface power and ground, but doesn't connect either K1 or K2/L. Then click [Options] -> [Test] in VCDS. What's the K-Line status now?

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