GoDiag GT100+ OBD2 Breakout Box (ECM, PCM, Car Computer Bench Testing)

[@DFWAuto_Hack]

AWESOME PRESENTATION

[@AlexAutoFun]

Thank you!

[@sollykhan2385]

wow that mustache, looks like a Mexican bad boys !! 😅 Thanks for this awesome video, i have just ordered this very same tool, so this video was a great help, muchos Gracious 🙂

[@AlexAutoFun]

LOL Thanks Solly!

[@hallcrash]

That watch though, awesome 👌

[@AlexAutoFun]

Good eye! Thanks man!

[@AsifAli-qr8pk]

Very nice video. Really helpful

[@AlexAutoFun]

Thank you!

[@StephenAllen-s8y]

Exellent😊

[@AlexAutoFun]

Thank you!

[@SS-U23]

very nice device! thank you so much

[@AlexAutoFun]

You're welcome!

[@TunedByJimmy]

Very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to run through this information. It is exactly what I was looking for regarding the GoDiag tool. I’m super interested in how you pinned your ECM. If possible, could you provide the link?

[@AlexAutoFun]

You're welcome GroovinJim! ah yes the pin out video is coming (almost finished) stay tuned bud!

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi GroovinJim! here is the video on how I pinned my PCM kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Hope this helps bud!

[@TunedByJimmy]

@@AlexAutoFun awesome, thank you!

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@TunedByJimmy You're welcome bud!

[@MiteyMOofyearsAgo]

Very Nice thank you

[@AlexAutoFun]

You're welcome cv pec!

[@cpaxcocarlospacheco]

EXCELENTE VIDEO SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA

[@AlexAutoFun]

Gracias Carlos! Saludos desde California!

[@keenowl1410]

Nice

[@NextLevelAutoDiagnosticsLLC]

I like the GT100+ but from what I have seen, the included A/C adapter does not provide full battery voltage. It provides 11.9V to 11.8V which is low if you are programming some module that require close to 13V. Have you experienced that? Or should I purchase the older GT100 model which does not have this issue. By the way.... I'm loving the GT101 I got thanks to your review.

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Next Level Auto Diagnostics! ahh good question, I have not tested the GT100 but It's very likely it shares the same AC adapter with the GT100+ (it's cheaper to share components across models) what you probably saw was an adapter that was on the high side of the design tolerances (typically I see +/- 5-10% in the industry) assuming it's 5%, voltage can be as low as 11.4 and as high as 12.6 and the AC adapter will pass QA inspection. The AC adapter included on the GT100+ is model number 12200 if it helps. But yeah here is my follow up video where I cover why in some cases it makes sense to use a regulated power supply instead of the included adapter (both for voltage requirements but also to control amperage) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Hope this helps, Cheers Bud!

[@NextLevelAutoDiagnosticsLLC]

@@AlexAutoFun Thanks very much. That video was informative. 😊

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@NextLevelAutoDiagnosticsLLC Awesome, glad to hear it helped! and yeah man it's good to hear your GT101 is working great, I never realized how much uses I had for a probe until I got it!

[@DFWAuto_Hack]

​@@NextLevelAutoDiagnosticsLLChave you figured out how to provide more power especislly durimg programming like VAG cars tend to rewuire it?

[@NextLevelAutoDiagnosticsLLC]

@AutoHack I bought an upgraded ac adapter which provides proper voltage.

[@CheckiingInfo]

Can i use 24v adapter or itll fry 😅

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi C! The listing for the GT100+ and the GT100 shows it's rated for 12V-24V and I placed the link to them in the video description. Cheers!

[@fadilabban5769]

Hello, Where to find the wiring diagrams for various cars and various modules like ecu, abs... thankds

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi! The best place is the service manual for the car (usually available at the Dealer and sometimes on Amazon). Alternately there are dedicated websites that also give you access to diagrams (some are subscription based and some are one time buy diagrams) Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@partoems9376]

Hi thanks for the video.I wanted to learn how to use BOBs. I found the video good. If the immo feature of the GT105 is taken off how different are the GT100+ and GT105?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi PartOEMS! Ah good question here is the full review of the GT105 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6K0gmqoesp7i8U The GT105 is a low cost IMMO access tool with a couple of additional features. The GT100+ is a full breakout box so it's a different product all together. Here is more in depth video where I show how to use the GT100+ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Now at one point they had planned to introduce an Add On harness for the GT105 to add breakout box capabilities but I think the expected cost of the harness plus the GT105 just brought the product too close if not same as the cost of the GT100+ so it didn't make much sense to continue developing the Add On (again this is just my opinion, not sure what GoDiag decided internally) Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@partoems9376]

@@AlexAutoFun Thanks for always taking the time to respond. Well appreciated. What's the difference between gt100+ and gt100?

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@partoems9376 You're welcome! The GT100+ has the Amp Meter and the GT100 does not, I put links to both in the video description. Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@joaonobre5705]

Hello, to know the pinout of the quadrants, do you know of a program or a website to know the connections in godiag

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Joao! There are several websites that offer vehicle schematics (including pinouts). Most of these sites are subscription based so I recommend them if you are working on different vehicles all the time. If you are working on the same car then I find it cheaper to just buy the electrical service manual for the car from Amazon or eBay. Cheers!

[@joaonobre5705]

@@AlexAutoFun hello by chance don't know so any who have what I need

[@jaystallwood]

Do you know where we can get information on the pinouts for each ECU? Thanks

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Jay! This information can be found in the car's service manual. Cheers!

[@SS-U23]

All data is another place where some cars Ecu pinouts can be found at@@AlexAutoFun

[@AlexAutoFun]

Very good tip thanks for sharing SS-U23!

[@SS-U23]

you're welcome@@AlexAutoFun

[@markas9993]

otherwise where to find?

[@jesusmalgames]

Where can I go to get the data to connect the obd2 pin or ECU pins to the breakout box? Thanks

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi @jesusmalgames! The best place is the service manual for the car. Alternately there are websites that also give you access to diagrams (some are subscription based and some are one time buy diagrams) Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@jesusmalgames]

@@AlexAutoFun Thank you

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@jesusmalgames You're welcome!

[@josegarcia-th3pj]

with this tool are you able to program VIN number on PCM of ford

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Jose! Nope, as explained on the video, this tool allows your to access the car's computer for testing. If you are looking for programming, you would want a tool like this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6Lae5-LeryBb6M And I have more scanner reviews on my channel in the playlist "OBD2 Scanner Reviews" if you like to compare them. Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@nestorsuva6700]

I bought one of these...my issue is if connecting the scan tool the other end of cable it's very causing no communication with scan tool..it's very very loose...do you have any countermeasures on it...thanks

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Nestor! That is strange, mine has a tight fit, but then again OBD2 connectors do have tolerances so it's possible the OBD2 connector on the OBD2 scan tool is on the larger end of the dimensional tolerance making it feel loose (I also review OBD2 tools and this is something that I always noticed how each tool feels either looser or tighter when connected to the car's OBD2 port) It's also possible the OBD2 connector on the OBD2 tool may be wearing out (the do wear from use since they are just plastic) leading to the connector feeling loose when mated to an OBD2 port. Cheers!

[@nestorsuva6700]

@@AlexAutoFun thank you Alex... Any other video like obdstar dc 706...

[@okechukwunwose3720]

How can i get one please, And properly way to use it, Also can this dictate a fault component inside an ecu

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Okechukwu Nwose! I put a link to the system in the video description. And here is the video on how to use it kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@kkampy4052]

So for this to work as a breakout box do I have to have a odb2 to scan tool hooked up to it also?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Kampy! Yes this is a breakout box. As explained in the video, it can be used in many ways, it can be used to check for OBD2 port functionality, to check for communication, to protect a scanner from a suspected defective OBD2 port, it can be used to access each OBD2 pin individually, to check for current draw, to check for correct voltage, to bring the OBD2 port closer to a scan tool by acting as an extension cable, to power an ECU outside a vehicle, to access the IMMO function in some vehicles and more (just really depends on the skill of the mechanic using it). And yes, you could also connect a scanner to the box pass thru cable to check for DTC's or to access other advanced functions your vehicle may support (assuming your scanner also supports it) and for programming. Cheers!

[@kkampy4052]

I had it hooked up without an obd scan tool and was trying to see the can buss signals with a scope but there was nothing there and the LEDs were not blinking.

[@adrianojeminaj9860]

yellow cable it is for testing by factory or by us ?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Adrian! I'm assuming you are referring to the flying wires (in different colors). As shown on the video those are used to interface to the ECM, here is my follow up video so you can see how that works kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Cheers!

[@MagicTheKrakening]

does this help identify if the ECM needs to be replaced while it's still plugged into the vehicle? Trying to figure out how to diagnose ECM on Nissan Frontier before biting the bullet and purchasing a refurbished ECM.

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Magic The Krakening! Correct, this tool can be used alone or in combination with other tools like an OBD2 scanner to allow the technician to asses the condition of the ECU. Cheers!

[@mandimudd5461]

Can this be used on motorcycles if I have the correct adapter?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Mandi! correct, if the motorcycle is OBD2 compliant then you should be able to interface to it with the GT100+ Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@darrencole1549]

Could this tool be used to scan a TCU ?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi D! This system is meant to power an ECU / PCM, while it may be possible to power a TCM, it may not be possible to communicate directly to it unless tapping the individual pins on the TCM (since ECU PCMs have OBD communications and TCMs likely talk thru the ECU PCM for OBD). I would imagine daisy chaining the matching ECU to TCM would likely be the easiest way to interface to it but I personally have not tried it. Cheers!

[@ELEISONCARABALLO]

I am after in a tool like this one, but I want to connect modules on the 24v levels, for trucks. What if feed this tool with 24v in the 12v voltage input? I was told that the tool with be OK with that. Is it true? This is the only doubt keeping me away for grabbing my hands on it. Thanks in advanced.

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi! Correct, the listing for the GT100+ and the GT100 shows it's rated for 12V-24V Cheers!

[@ELEISONCARABALLO]

Thank you for your promptly answer. Blessings👋

[@AlexAutoFun]

You're welcome friend! @@ELEISONCARABALLO

[@martyanderson6142]

Great video now I don't have to tow my car to the mechanic shop and have them rip me off or who knows how much to charge me when I can do it myself and save at least $500

[@AlexAutoFun]

Thanks Marty, Glad to hear it helped, Cheers!

[@robertmccully2792]

have you figured out how to read the data on a PC?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Robert! not sure what you mean as far as reading data on a PC, but there are OBD2 programs (for PC) and programmers that could be used to interact with the PCM that way, assuming this is what you are referring to. Here is my follow up video showing how I make the connections in more detail to interface to the ECM kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@robertmccully2792]

I meant programming pc software to to turn off or on sensors for engine swaps.. that are like the hp software that is good but cheap.. good videos..😊

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@robertmccully2792 Thank you Robert! Ah yes, I haven't reviewed any programming software yet, it's definitely a whole other lever of knowledge which I honestly would leave to a dedicated tuner (unless your modifying your car's tune constantly I think it may be cheaper to leave programming to a tuning shop, which also has the advantage of being able to put the car on the dyno to confirm results) but would will keep an eye out for software for programming, may even look into the HP Tuners products at some point (the good thing is that most of these style of software communicates via OBD2 so there is high likely hood you won't need the GT100+ unless your are doing something that is specific to the module. Cheers!

[@ArturoOrtiz-j9z]

How do i get the manual for the godiag

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi A! The manual is included with the GoDiag. Cheers!

[@kamilalabd8827]

Please how can I read pin out for ECUs?

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi @kamilalabd8827! Here you kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 Cheers!

[@kamilalabd8827]

@@AlexAutoFun how can I get wiring diagram to get pin out wiring ?

[@AlexAutoFun]

​@@kamilalabd8827 The best place in my opinion is from the service manual for the car. Alternately there are websites that also give you access to diagrams (some are subscription based and some are one time buy diagrams) Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@M20-w3o]

Hello I want to put it ECU from another car, can I copy the data from my native machine ECU on a new ECU ? rod, the car started up or is needed K-TAG? in advance disperse

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi M 20! you will need special programmer tool to copy or match an ECU, here are a few options kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6Lae5-LeryBb6M or kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvEkmOdiJd6ebc or kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qVYoepqMh0lcU Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@M20-w3o]

@@AlexAutoFun A K-TAG it does not??

[@AlexAutoFun]

@@M20-w3o Hi M 20! I have not reviewed the K-Tag system so I'm not experienced with it but yes as far I understand, the K-Tag is used as a programmer and for cloning. Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@adolfocordero1695]

Magnífico video, es solo que yo casi no entiendo inglés, jajaja. Llegué aquí, porque recién compré una caja de desconexión igual a la mostrada y me gustaría aprender que otras funciones tiene, aparte de los indicadores 4, 5 y 15 de batería, línea Can Bus y otros protocolos. Todavía no sé cómo usar esos 27 cables del conector de 25 pines ECU.

[@AlexAutoFun]

Gracias Adolfo! Me gustaria mucho hacer estor vidoes tambien en Español, hice una encuesta el año pasado para ver si habia interes en videos en Español pero muy poca gente voto "si". Espero hacer la encuesta otra vez este año para ver si hay mas interes y abrir un canal con este contenido totalmente en Español. Saludos! y no te pierdas de la futura encuesta!

[@sujarwoko8431]

How much master

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Sujar! The price changes often, depending if it's on sale or they have a coupon going. I put a link to it on the video description, if you like to check it. Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@lorennatonie638]

Hi my name Bo I've got one of the Box GT100 GODIAG AN IVE GOT DODGE STRATUS 2.4 AN IVE BOUGHT THE PCM AN I PUT IT IN CAR AN ITS NOT PO630 code it shows on my DIAGNOSTIC TO AN IT SAYS vin not programmed or mismatch ECM/PCM DTC Severity 3 of 3 STOP AN REPAIRING

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Loren Natonie! that sounds correct, if the PCM is being replaced with another one the SKIM will not match and the anti-theft system will prevent the car from working, I cover this in more detail in this other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKm8gYWaqc6rfdU There are two work arounds, the first one is to swap out all other components to match the SKIM (typically the cluster, PCM and ignition switch) however the preferred way is to send the PCM in for programming so it can correctly match the rest of the vehicle, I put links to the resources that can be used for programming in the video description of the PCM swap video I linked in this comment. Hope this helps, Cheers!

[@lorennatonie638]

I've got questions

[@AlexAutoFun]

Hi Loren! here is my follow-up video where I show how all the connections were made to the PCM kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqaqmWqsdrdkd68 and stay tuned more videos on computer testing coming!

[@kva_powerup]

Please can you help me , i have the launch padvii and godiag but tried connecting it to the me9.7 ecu for benz w204 but it doesnt read or diagnose, maybe i didnt connect it well , please help me out , send your email so i can email you for help, and show you my connections that didn't work