Opel Astra H has problem with gas pedal potentiometer and I looking for this fault.
Looking for Guide or list for all pinout in this edc16c9.
edc16c9
Astra h engine code: z19dth, year 2007
I have info from ESI tronic for this ecu.
TIS2000 wiring:
OBD2Shop.co.uk offers high-quality GM Tech 2 Scanners with best price.
Wednesday, 5 August 2020
Thursday, 14 May 2020
2002 GMC Sierra Scan Tool or Diagnostic Tool you use - pros and cons
Car model and year: 2002 GMC Sierra 1500
Purpose: to pull codes
Scan Tool or Diagnostic Tool to use - pros and cons
1. GM Tech2 pros and cons
To do work on gm stuff I have knock off Tech2. I like it.
2. My OBD Link MX+ or Konnwei Bluetooth devices with the usual Dash Command, Torque Pro, OBD Link and Motor Data apps work for me for troubleshooting.
For us LS engine swap people that don't like to pay the HP Tuners folks money to license a new operating system, there are now free alternatives. "Tuner Pro RT" software allows the free editing of a General Motors PCM operating system to get it to work in a swapped vehicle. Then we use "LS Droid" software with my MX+ device to actually write the changed Tuner Pro operating system to the PCM which completely avoids spending money on HP Tuners.
3.
For a long time I have gotten by with a simple scanner. These days with the Bluetooth devices and the torque app...that is even easier for basic stuff. Back in 2011 I picked up an Innova 3150 which had the ability to read ABS and SRS system faults. It was about $150 then. Current ad for this older tool shows $220...not sure why xxxx
I have considered a clone Tech2 and or the MDI device I have seen mentioned. My main concern other than the $300 cost...which is not bad for what it does....was that I did not want to somehow brick my ECU or any other module either due to the clone tool or my lack of knowledge of using one of these more sophisticated diagnostic tools.
I decided to get one that would perform the ABS bleed, mainly because I like to flush the brake fluid ever few years. What I ran across for the least $$ to fit what I was looking for is the Foxwell NT630 Plus. Listing made an offer to another listing but they would not budge. (why do they show make an offer if they only will drop a dollar?!). The one https://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/foxwell-nt680plus-scanner.html
Currently my plan is to sell the Innova locally and try and recoup most of the cost of the new tool.
4. My 2001 GMC truck has a problem with the red brake warning light and the yellow ABS lights randomly coming on at the same time. I wanted to find out what code was being set. I quickly learned the local auto parts stores couldn't read ABS codes. I also learned that the repair shops in my area charged $35-$59 just to use their scanner to check for ABS codes. I thought that was too much for a 5 minute scan so I decided to buy a scan tool that would read ABS and SRS codes as well as OBDII codes. Over the course of several weeks I have purchased three scan tools and returned each one of them for a refund for reasons I will describe below
What I wanted a scan tool to do.
I initially set out to find a scan tool that would read ABS, SRS and OBDII codes on all my vehicles, a 1999 S10 Blazer, a 2001 GMC Sierra, a 2012 Equinox and my daughters. 2009 Camry. I wanted to spend no more than $125. I know that sounds like a lot to hope for but I figured I might be able to do it.
Then I confirmed Tech2 is able to do ABS Brake Automated Bleed & Pressure Bleed for Chevy & GMC. Just google " GMC Sierra 2002 Tech2" and you will see a Youtube video on how to do.
5.
Question: Will this
https://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/cheap-tech2-with-caton-box-with-card-d.html
work with my 2012 GMC Sierra 1500. Will I be able to calibrate the BPP sensor out of the box? Thanks!
Reply:
If you scroll down further it lists it as going to 2013. I bought one like this and it has been great to diag and repair everything. Too bad it doesn't work on my camaro(MDI).
Could be, but there was an updated 32MB card that supported up to '13.
Or get a Jbox or an MDI2 as it can do anything a tech 2 can and much more. I can go into much more detail if needed but don’t buy a tech 2 it’s outdated and obsolete as of 2013 at best. I have 4 scan tools ranging from 300-5000$ and you can easily spend 500 or less and do anything I can.
It’s called the open port 2.0. It is compatible with GM’s programming website called SPS. That tells me it’s a go for the tech 2 win program which is a laptop version of the handheld tech 2. It also would work with GDS2 which is the current diag tool via laptop for GM. Then you can lease the use of the software as needed.
https://www.acdelcotds.com/acdelco/action/subscribehome This is The site to lease the programs. It may not make since for some people but if you are devoted to “doing it yourself” it’s the only way, end of story. You will use other software to diag the problem and then slide over to gm’s stuff if needed but this will give you the widest range of functionality.
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/2002-gmc-sierra-scan-tool-or-diagnostic-tool-you-use-pros-and-cons/
Purpose: to pull codes
Scan Tool or Diagnostic Tool to use - pros and cons
1. GM Tech2 pros and cons
To do work on gm stuff I have knock off Tech2. I like it.
2. My OBD Link MX+ or Konnwei Bluetooth devices with the usual Dash Command, Torque Pro, OBD Link and Motor Data apps work for me for troubleshooting.
For us LS engine swap people that don't like to pay the HP Tuners folks money to license a new operating system, there are now free alternatives. "Tuner Pro RT" software allows the free editing of a General Motors PCM operating system to get it to work in a swapped vehicle. Then we use "LS Droid" software with my MX+ device to actually write the changed Tuner Pro operating system to the PCM which completely avoids spending money on HP Tuners.
3.
For a long time I have gotten by with a simple scanner. These days with the Bluetooth devices and the torque app...that is even easier for basic stuff. Back in 2011 I picked up an Innova 3150 which had the ability to read ABS and SRS system faults. It was about $150 then. Current ad for this older tool shows $220...not sure why xxxx
I have considered a clone Tech2 and or the MDI device I have seen mentioned. My main concern other than the $300 cost...which is not bad for what it does....was that I did not want to somehow brick my ECU or any other module either due to the clone tool or my lack of knowledge of using one of these more sophisticated diagnostic tools.
I decided to get one that would perform the ABS bleed, mainly because I like to flush the brake fluid ever few years. What I ran across for the least $$ to fit what I was looking for is the Foxwell NT630 Plus. Listing made an offer to another listing but they would not budge. (why do they show make an offer if they only will drop a dollar?!). The one https://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/foxwell-nt680plus-scanner.html
Currently my plan is to sell the Innova locally and try and recoup most of the cost of the new tool.
4. My 2001 GMC truck has a problem with the red brake warning light and the yellow ABS lights randomly coming on at the same time. I wanted to find out what code was being set. I quickly learned the local auto parts stores couldn't read ABS codes. I also learned that the repair shops in my area charged $35-$59 just to use their scanner to check for ABS codes. I thought that was too much for a 5 minute scan so I decided to buy a scan tool that would read ABS and SRS codes as well as OBDII codes. Over the course of several weeks I have purchased three scan tools and returned each one of them for a refund for reasons I will describe below
What I wanted a scan tool to do.
I initially set out to find a scan tool that would read ABS, SRS and OBDII codes on all my vehicles, a 1999 S10 Blazer, a 2001 GMC Sierra, a 2012 Equinox and my daughters. 2009 Camry. I wanted to spend no more than $125. I know that sounds like a lot to hope for but I figured I might be able to do it.
Then I confirmed Tech2 is able to do ABS Brake Automated Bleed & Pressure Bleed for Chevy & GMC. Just google " GMC Sierra 2002 Tech2" and you will see a Youtube video on how to do.
5.
Question: Will this
https://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/cheap-tech2-with-caton-box-with-card-d.html
work with my 2012 GMC Sierra 1500. Will I be able to calibrate the BPP sensor out of the box? Thanks!
Reply:
If you scroll down further it lists it as going to 2013. I bought one like this and it has been great to diag and repair everything. Too bad it doesn't work on my camaro(MDI).
Could be, but there was an updated 32MB card that supported up to '13.
Or get a Jbox or an MDI2 as it can do anything a tech 2 can and much more. I can go into much more detail if needed but don’t buy a tech 2 it’s outdated and obsolete as of 2013 at best. I have 4 scan tools ranging from 300-5000$ and you can easily spend 500 or less and do anything I can.
It’s called the open port 2.0. It is compatible with GM’s programming website called SPS. That tells me it’s a go for the tech 2 win program which is a laptop version of the handheld tech 2. It also would work with GDS2 which is the current diag tool via laptop for GM. Then you can lease the use of the software as needed.
https://www.acdelcotds.com/acdelco/action/subscribehome This is The site to lease the programs. It may not make since for some people but if you are devoted to “doing it yourself” it’s the only way, end of story. You will use other software to diag the problem and then slide over to gm’s stuff if needed but this will give you the widest range of functionality.
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/2002-gmc-sierra-scan-tool-or-diagnostic-tool-you-use-pros-and-cons/
Monday, 20 April 2020
Reviews: GM MDI vs VCX Nano GM diagnostic cable
What's the difference among GM MDI, VCX Nano GM cable & Tech2, other than price, and what's the similarity?
@ Dcasole review:
None the MDI and the nano are just pass tru devices used to communicate with the car when using TECH II WIN
Make sure the VCX nano comes with software otherwise you will have to buy a license
I have one and use the GDS2 software for my C7 and the Tech II win for all my buddies C6 ...came with hacked software that runs in a VM machine.
Mine came on a CD, I know why they offer it on a hard drive
The software can be a challenge to load if you don't know what you are doing
Tech II win and GDS2 was built to run on a 32 bit Windows 7 machine
I was able to get TECH ll Win to run on my Windows 10 64 bit machine but it's a crapshoot, some can't get it to run on Windows 10
I never got GDS2 to run in windows 10
There are not many of those old laptops around that have enough power to run the software so they give you a copy of VM ware ( virtual machine) and a copy of Windows 7 with all the software loaded so when you start the VM session, Windows 7 starts inside this shell and then you click on GDS2 for later cars or TECH II WIN for earlier models
So not to many people know how to load and run VM ware that is why they just copied all the software to a hard drive for you and then you just make a shortcut to your windows 10 desktop
Now its still not all plug and play as you need to allow VM ware Access to your USB ports etc which is not hard to do
You also need good hardware as VM ware uses a lot of resources
I tried it on an old Core Duo laptop and it was just to slow and crashed a lot
I bought an old Dell laptop Icore 5 with 16 gig of memory running Windows 10 and it runs the VM machine great
I bought my NANO from obd2shop.co.uk figuring if I could not get it to run I would just send it back. After about a week of messing with it I now have it running both flawlessly, stick with the USB version as the wireless version is just one more thing to complicate the install. The cable is not bad to use at all
VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 and Tech2Win...
So for $129 for the device and another $130 for the cheap laptop ......no trips to the dealer for me or my buddies ...I love it
@ Dcasole review:
The Tech II win running with vxdiag nano is the same exact software as what is on your Tech II hand held unit.
I had a Tech II knockoff but sold it when I got my C7. I was spoiled so now I wanted a GM MDI pass thru so I could work on my C7. That's when I decided to try the VX NANO .. Works great now that I got it running and having TECH II WIN is a bonus...
There is no better tool than a TECH II or GDS for diagnosing issues or accessing modules.
@ wjnjr review:
I agree. And with the prices now you can get a Tech2 or a VCX Nano & laptop setup for the same or less $$$ than the better 3rd party scan tools which won't do as much.
To be upgrading...
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/reviews-on-the-difference-among-gm-mdi-vcx-nano-tech2/
@ Dcasole review:
None the MDI and the nano are just pass tru devices used to communicate with the car when using TECH II WIN
Make sure the VCX nano comes with software otherwise you will have to buy a license
I have one and use the GDS2 software for my C7 and the Tech II win for all my buddies C6 ...came with hacked software that runs in a VM machine.
Mine came on a CD, I know why they offer it on a hard drive
The software can be a challenge to load if you don't know what you are doing
Tech II win and GDS2 was built to run on a 32 bit Windows 7 machine
I was able to get TECH ll Win to run on my Windows 10 64 bit machine but it's a crapshoot, some can't get it to run on Windows 10
I never got GDS2 to run in windows 10
There are not many of those old laptops around that have enough power to run the software so they give you a copy of VM ware ( virtual machine) and a copy of Windows 7 with all the software loaded so when you start the VM session, Windows 7 starts inside this shell and then you click on GDS2 for later cars or TECH II WIN for earlier models
So not to many people know how to load and run VM ware that is why they just copied all the software to a hard drive for you and then you just make a shortcut to your windows 10 desktop
Now its still not all plug and play as you need to allow VM ware Access to your USB ports etc which is not hard to do
You also need good hardware as VM ware uses a lot of resources
I tried it on an old Core Duo laptop and it was just to slow and crashed a lot
I bought an old Dell laptop Icore 5 with 16 gig of memory running Windows 10 and it runs the VM machine great
I bought my NANO from obd2shop.co.uk figuring if I could not get it to run I would just send it back. After about a week of messing with it I now have it running both flawlessly, stick with the USB version as the wireless version is just one more thing to complicate the install. The cable is not bad to use at all
VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 and Tech2Win...
So for $129 for the device and another $130 for the cheap laptop ......no trips to the dealer for me or my buddies ...I love it
@ Dcasole review:
The Tech II win running with vxdiag nano is the same exact software as what is on your Tech II hand held unit.
I had a Tech II knockoff but sold it when I got my C7. I was spoiled so now I wanted a GM MDI pass thru so I could work on my C7. That's when I decided to try the VX NANO .. Works great now that I got it running and having TECH II WIN is a bonus...
There is no better tool than a TECH II or GDS for diagnosing issues or accessing modules.
@ wjnjr review:
I agree. And with the prices now you can get a Tech2 or a VCX Nano & laptop setup for the same or less $$$ than the better 3rd party scan tools which won't do as much.
To be upgrading...
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/reviews-on-the-difference-among-gm-mdi-vcx-nano-tech2/
Monday, 16 March 2020
Tech2 Clone ensure Corvette C6 steering wheel at zero ... and more
Device: GM Tech2 Clone
Car: Corvette C6 2005- 2013
Feedback:
1. First Impressions
this scan tool is a massive beast, in the pictures, it looks smaller but damn! This thing is hefty and looks like one of that TV walkman's from the 80's. hahaha
2. It can do so so much more than a simple OBD2 scanner:
The overall technical ability of this GM Tech2 Clone is amazing, I bought it to ensure my steering wheel was at zero after steering rack removal for a harmonic balancer; works great! After pulling DTCs from every single module in the car, I soon realized I had fault codes that a regular OBDII reader would never capture which is pretty awesome!
While playing around with it more, I found where you can adjust the engine idle RPM speed and adjusted it up to 625 from the pre-set 550 RPM. This minor adjustment to the idle speed actually made my Corsa Sport exhaust sound more throaty and aggressive at idle, you should try it. I wouldn't think this small idle adjustment would damage anything.
FYI, I purchased Tech2 Clone came with the latest GM software version 33. something...This version covers GM vehicles up to 2013. Keep in mind the Tech2 is only a diagnostic tool, used to test different modules and perform numerous tests as well as special functions that are extremely useful. If you want to program or re-flash a module such as the BCM, the Tech2 serves as a pass-thru device and you need a subscription from the AC Delco website to perform calibrations or updates to modules.
Read: SPS programming procedure
A word: Tech2 Clone can do so much more than a simple OBD2 scanner.
Enjoy!
www.obd2shop.co.uk
Car: Corvette C6 2005- 2013
Feedback:
1. First Impressions
this scan tool is a massive beast, in the pictures, it looks smaller but damn! This thing is hefty and looks like one of that TV walkman's from the 80's. hahaha
2. It can do so so much more than a simple OBD2 scanner:
The overall technical ability of this GM Tech2 Clone is amazing, I bought it to ensure my steering wheel was at zero after steering rack removal for a harmonic balancer; works great! After pulling DTCs from every single module in the car, I soon realized I had fault codes that a regular OBDII reader would never capture which is pretty awesome!
While playing around with it more, I found where you can adjust the engine idle RPM speed and adjusted it up to 625 from the pre-set 550 RPM. This minor adjustment to the idle speed actually made my Corsa Sport exhaust sound more throaty and aggressive at idle, you should try it. I wouldn't think this small idle adjustment would damage anything.
FYI, I purchased Tech2 Clone came with the latest GM software version 33. something...This version covers GM vehicles up to 2013. Keep in mind the Tech2 is only a diagnostic tool, used to test different modules and perform numerous tests as well as special functions that are extremely useful. If you want to program or re-flash a module such as the BCM, the Tech2 serves as a pass-thru device and you need a subscription from the AC Delco website to perform calibrations or updates to modules.
Read: SPS programming procedure
A word: Tech2 Clone can do so much more than a simple OBD2 scanner.
Enjoy!
www.obd2shop.co.uk
Friday, 6 March 2020
How to fix 2007 vauxhall corsa no comms with GM MDI2 tech2 win?
Car model and year: 2007 vauxhall corsa
Tool to use: GM MDI2 diagnostic tool
Symptom:
Got mdi2 to connect to the gm mdi manager, but it will not communicate with a car.
using opel with tech2 win on the mdi2 box the tick and car lights light up for a second then go off and the pc light flashes.
when i open tech2win it asks me to select the tool so i use mdi 2
the next box asks me to select the interface but the box is blank.
I can continue but get no comms with the car.
also i have gds2 but if i open that it has no valid lease found so won't work.
obd2shop.co.uk engineer replied:
Please reinstall the MDI Manager. I uploaded it on mega (no password).
https://mega.nz/#!tFxhBYCD!agbcrCKJL5PRNiNNEw6Vj7JnsWz0F3ekuChliyeZpRs
Good luck!
For further question, please contact at www.obd2shop.co.uk.
Tool to use: GM MDI2 diagnostic tool
Symptom:
Got mdi2 to connect to the gm mdi manager, but it will not communicate with a car.
using opel with tech2 win on the mdi2 box the tick and car lights light up for a second then go off and the pc light flashes.
when i open tech2win it asks me to select the tool so i use mdi 2
the next box asks me to select the interface but the box is blank.
I can continue but get no comms with the car.
also i have gds2 but if i open that it has no valid lease found so won't work.
obd2shop.co.uk engineer replied:
Please reinstall the MDI Manager. I uploaded it on mega (no password).
https://mega.nz/#!tFxhBYCD!agbcrCKJL5PRNiNNEw6Vj7JnsWz0F3ekuChliyeZpRs
Good luck!
For further question, please contact at www.obd2shop.co.uk.
Thursday, 27 February 2020
Valuable one year online gm programming with SPS GDS2 Tech2Win
Look at One-year Online GM programming subscription:
http://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/one-year-gm-online-subscription-for-mdi-tech2.html
Contained:
1. Programming: Tech2Win (Tech2 Software Emulator for PC)
2. SPS Programming Software Unlimited VIN
3. Diagnostics: GDS2 (Global Diagnostic System - Global Diagnostic Package), offline
Compatible with:
GM MDI
GM Tech2
VXDIAG VCX Nano GM
VCMII
other J2534 devices
Remote make online programming:
Within one year, the dealer will arrange engineers to help remote make online programming via Teamviewer.
Note: Please keep using on one laptop, otherwise account will be blocked.
Watch video on GM SPS programming procedure:
The above source of One-year Online GM programming subscription is the value of money. please read the following paragraphs and you will agree with me:
GM Diagnostic software you can install it ( Tech2win and GDS2 but SPS Programming needs a different subscription ( at least in opel-infotech ) and it can be done only online. NO offline.
Go in their official page. Choose Register and follow the steps.
SPS PROGRAMMING is ONLY ONLINE
For Europe you have to:
1. Register in opel-infotech.com or vauxhall-infotech.com
2. Buy a subscription
a. Chevy SPS Programming 35-40€/2 hours
b. OPEL SPS Programming 35-40€/2 hours
c. CHEVY GDS2 - 120€/year
d. OPEL GDS2- 120€/year
e. OPEL TECH2WIN OPEL- 125€/3 months
f. CHEVY TECH2WIN HHR 125€/months
For each subscription, you have to pay a subscription and a fee
When you will buy the first time a subscription you have to buy a subscription you will also have to pay 35€+ fees more.
I think I don't pass anything because I write from my memory.
If you will use the Search button you will find software's to install it in normal/native windows.
But you will need a license.
If you are using Global Tis v32 you can install and activate Tech2win and GDS2 in native/normal windows and you don't need to pay any fee.
Tech2win do not cover any SPS Programming
GDS2 do not cover any SPS Programming
3. Tech2win do not support SAAB
Only GDS2 cover SAAB between 2010-2012
For SAAB you need Tech2 handheld tool
There is a patched SAAB PCMCIA for Tech2win but this will not work well but only (maybe) in 9-3 Sport as I remember.
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/valuable-one-year-online-gm-programming-with-sps-gds2-tech2win/
http://www.obd2shop.co.uk/wholesale/one-year-gm-online-subscription-for-mdi-tech2.html
1. Programming: Tech2Win (Tech2 Software Emulator for PC)
2. SPS Programming Software Unlimited VIN
3. Diagnostics: GDS2 (Global Diagnostic System - Global Diagnostic Package), offline
Compatible with:
GM MDI
GM Tech2
VXDIAG VCX Nano GM
VCMII
other J2534 devices
Remote make online programming:
Within one year, the dealer will arrange engineers to help remote make online programming via Teamviewer.
Note: Please keep using on one laptop, otherwise account will be blocked.
Watch video on GM SPS programming procedure:
The above source of One-year Online GM programming subscription is the value of money. please read the following paragraphs and you will agree with me:
GM Diagnostic software you can install it ( Tech2win and GDS2 but SPS Programming needs a different subscription ( at least in opel-infotech ) and it can be done only online. NO offline.
Go in their official page. Choose Register and follow the steps.
SPS PROGRAMMING is ONLY ONLINE
For Europe you have to:
1. Register in opel-infotech.com or vauxhall-infotech.com
2. Buy a subscription
a. Chevy SPS Programming 35-40€/2 hours
b. OPEL SPS Programming 35-40€/2 hours
c. CHEVY GDS2 - 120€/year
d. OPEL GDS2- 120€/year
e. OPEL TECH2WIN OPEL- 125€/3 months
f. CHEVY TECH2WIN HHR 125€/months
For each subscription, you have to pay a subscription and a fee
When you will buy the first time a subscription you have to buy a subscription you will also have to pay 35€+ fees more.
I think I don't pass anything because I write from my memory.
If you will use the Search button you will find software's to install it in normal/native windows.
But you will need a license.
If you are using Global Tis v32 you can install and activate Tech2win and GDS2 in native/normal windows and you don't need to pay any fee.
Tech2win do not cover any SPS Programming
GDS2 do not cover any SPS Programming
3. Tech2win do not support SAAB
Only GDS2 cover SAAB between 2010-2012
For SAAB you need Tech2 handheld tool
There is a patched SAAB PCMCIA for Tech2win but this will not work well but only (maybe) in 9-3 Sport as I remember.
http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/valuable-one-year-online-gm-programming-with-sps-gds2-tech2win/
Wednesday, 26 February 2020
How to setup GM Tech2 Tis2000 patch?
This article is on why need to crack Tis2000 software and how to crack TIS2000 for GM / Opel.
Why need to crack GM Tech2 Tis2000?
For GM Opel tis2000: use D630 computer, you can insert the USB dongle to use or use the patch to crack.
For Saab TIS2000: usually use IBM T30, for other computer you may get error message, need to insert the USB dongle, can't use the patch to crack.
How to crack TIS2000 for GM / Opel:
Part 1: Insert CD2.
Insert TIS2000 CD into the computer, open DVD.
Open "AUTORUN" to setup.
Next.
Select language.
Next;
COM1.
Standalone;
NAO;
Tick "Click here to add", then "Continue".
Click on "Ok".
M3311: the program has finished.
Please attach the USB security key to the PC in order to complete the process.
TIS2000 Transbase and ODBC installation.
M723: TIS2000 successfully updated.
Part 2: Insert CD2.
M723: Tis2000 successfully updated.
Part 3: Insert CD3.
Open the cd, then "TIS2000 patch" to copy "SuperPro.dll".
Right-click on "TIS 2000", then "Find "Find target", then paste "SuperPro.dll" here.
Part 4: open TIS2000.
Enter the "Service Programming system".
Done.
Note: If you done by following the above procedure one by one, you won't get error " E666: Access to Service Programming Server was denied".
Good luck
Tis2000 tech support: www.obd2shop.co.uk
Why need to crack GM Tech2 Tis2000?
For GM Opel tis2000: use D630 computer, you can insert the USB dongle to use or use the patch to crack.
For Saab TIS2000: usually use IBM T30, for other computer you may get error message, need to insert the USB dongle, can't use the patch to crack.
How to crack TIS2000 for GM / Opel:
Part 1: Insert CD2.
Insert TIS2000 CD into the computer, open DVD.
Open "AUTORUN" to setup.
Next.
Select language.
Next;
COM1.
Standalone;
NAO;
Tick "Click here to add", then "Continue".
Click on "Ok".
M3311: the program has finished.
Please attach the USB security key to the PC in order to complete the process.
TIS2000 Transbase and ODBC installation.
M723: TIS2000 successfully updated.
Part 2: Insert CD2.
M723: Tis2000 successfully updated.
Part 3: Insert CD3.
Open the cd, then "TIS2000 patch" to copy "SuperPro.dll".
Right-click on "TIS 2000", then "Find "Find target", then paste "SuperPro.dll" here.
Part 4: open TIS2000.
Enter the "Service Programming system".
Done.
Note: If you done by following the above procedure one by one, you won't get error " E666: Access to Service Programming Server was denied".
Good luck
Tis2000 tech support: www.obd2shop.co.uk
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