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Why not ask one of the breakers if they will sell you a obd socket and small amount of loom, then repair your own, the wires are colour coded so shouldn't be that difficult.
Why not ask one of the breakers if they will sell you a obd socket and small amount of loom, then repair your own, the wires are colour coded so shouldn't be that difficult.
Why not ask one of the breakers if they will sell you a obd socket and small amount of loom, then repair your own, the wires are colour coded so shouldn't be that difficult.
Hth
Funnily enough thats exactly what I have done. Im not too confident in doing this and I dont want to mess it up. Is it really that simple.
Originally Posted by little'un
The ODB socket that's been grafted in (badly) and pictured in your other thread isn't the original Subaru one.
I'm sure I could fix it for you if required.
I dont quite understand exactly what/why this one has been grafted in?? Whoever bodged it why??
04 November 2015 | 12:22 PM
