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OBD II Connector Pinout

For vehicles sold in International markets outside the US, the vehicle's OBD IIconnector pins can assist in determining whether the Auterra scan tool will work with your vehicle. You can also check for an emission sticker under the hood indicating OBD II, EOBD, or EOBD2certification. Our scan tool works on EOBD (European On-Board Diagnostics) and EOBD2 vehicles.
Please note, for International vehicles even if the connector pinouts match one of the protocols below, there isstill a slight possibility it might not function correctly. See our FAQ for more information on vehicles sold outside the US.
For vehicles sold inside the US, the government mandates OBD IIcompliance so inspecting your vehicle's connector is not necessary, except if you are concerned that your vehicle might be equipped with CAN.
There are up to 5 protocols supported by the Auterra Dyno-Scanproduct. Each protocol uses different pins to communicate with external scan tools. Some pins are mandatory, and some are optional, depending on the vehicle's protocol. The connector may have otherpins populated that are unimportant. The OBD II connector has 16 pin locations which are numbered as shown below.

Vehicle OBD II Connector (front view)

CAN Protocol Pins
If pins 5, 6, 14 and 16are populated, the vehicle supports CAN. The A-300, A-301, A-302, A-500 and A-501 products support this vehicle.
Pin # | Description |
5 | Ground |
6 | Data |
14 | Data |
16 | Power |
ISOand KWP Protocol Pins
If pins 5, 7, 16 and, optionally, 15 are populated, the vehicle supports ISO or KWP. The A-100, A-101, A-300, A-301, A-302, A-500 and A-501 products support this vehicle.
Pin# | Description |
5 | Ground |
7 | Data |
15 | Data (this pin is optional and may not be present) |
16 | Power |
VPW Protocol Pins
If pins 2, 5 and 16 are populated, the vehicle supports...