Hi.i have a 1999 peterbilt 379 with n14 cummins. I have a 5 o 6 pin data cable connector I can't use the ELD ..i need to put a 9 pin data cable connector n order to use the ELD.there is something I can upgrade. Like it. Adapter. Or change the full cable from the ecm ..eny help .. Thanks
Excellent Narration dude. It would be helpful for all if you could present a more clear picture for Pin-Outputs. so that the difference betweeen 6-Pin J1708 and 9-Pin J1939 could be seen. CAN is used in both of them. Though CAN has its speeds and Types aswell. +Thumb
Is there’s a place I can take my 579 Peterbilt with a Paccar ingene, I don’t want to take it to Peterbilt and get charged 10,000 or more😢I want to take it to a place where they know what the doing , I’m have the code j1939 network 1,2,3 I’m in Denver, thanks
We make that, and yes you can. Keep in mind that there are some differences between regular OBDII, Volvo/Mack OBDII, & CAT in GMC Trucks -- diesellaptops.com/Diesel-Laptops-9-pin-to-Standard-OBDII-Converter-Adapter-DL-OBD2-9.htm
Hola soy de argentina y quisiera hacerle una pregunta tengo que conectar un escáner delhpi 150 a la entrada de la caja automática allison serie 2000 me dicen que usa el protocolo j1939 o el 1708 me podría ser o mandar el último diagrama de conección que está en el vídeo para poder conectar o fabricar el interface
![J1939 Explained - A Simple Intro [v1.0 | 2019]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LxtLiP9P6G0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Hi.i have a 1999 peterbilt 379 with n14 cummins. I have a 5 o 6 pin data cable connector I can't use the ELD ..i need to put a 9 pin data cable connector n order to use the ELD.there is something I can upgrade. Like it. Adapter. Or change the full cable from the ecm ..eny help .. Thanks
what years were these protocols implemented?was it federal mandate like and and does it vary by manufacturer,region,weight class etc ?
Nice overview, one typo at 1:25 make... "J1808"????
a question - if a truck has a 1999 cat engine in a 2021 peterbilt, would it be a 1939 or 1708?
Thanks for video. Remember my own dowbds which protocol to choose! Thumb for it!
Excellent Narration dude. It would be helpful for all if you could present a more clear picture for Pin-Outputs.
so that the difference betweeen 6-Pin J1708 and 9-Pin J1939 could be seen. CAN is used in both of them.
Though CAN has its speeds and Types aswell.
+Thumb
Is there’s a place I can take my 579 Peterbilt with a Paccar ingene, I don’t want to take it to Peterbilt and get charged 10,000 or more😢I want to take it to a place where they know what the doing , I’m have the code j1939 network 1,2,3 I’m in Denver, thanks
J1587 and j1708 is the same protocol?
Thanks for the video
can we use a convertible cable between j1939 nine pin adapter and OBD2 adapter. Thank you.
We make that, and yes you can. Keep in mind that there are some differences between regular OBDII, Volvo/Mack OBDII, & CAT in GMC Trucks -- diesellaptops.com/Diesel-Laptops-9-pin-to-Standard-OBDII-Converter-Adapter-DL-OBD2-9.htm
show pin configuration- power,ground ,can low,etc thanks
What happens if you have two
What is J1808 like illustration on video?
It is an error. It should say J1708.
@@DieselLaptops thinks, I've been watching the videos. Thinking about buying a laptop.
I have the 6 .
On mine my racing tuner said he cant see/read. The live data.
I have a 1995 t600 kenworth
Hola soy de argentina y quisiera hacerle una pregunta tengo que conectar un escáner delhpi 150 a la entrada de la caja automática allison serie 2000 me dicen que usa el protocolo j1939 o el 1708 me podría ser o mandar el último diagrama de conección que está en el vídeo para poder conectar o fabricar el interface
Lograste conectarte con el autocom al j1939?
Goodman 👏👏👍👍
Don’t forget Volvo OBD-II,
What protocol is 16 pin DAF?
Sorry, 16 pin ROUND connector.
Thanks
Thanks I like the video
6 pin 1708 only
Yes, the 6-pin connector is J1708 only while the 9-pin can be J1708 or J1939.
The video shows,1808.Is that a typo,or is there a J1808.I've never heard of that before.Thanks.
It is a typo in the video, nice catch!
Hai
Marhpa
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