[Spitando]

Hi guys,

2017 GSXr1000 have any OBD port were i can connect an Bluetooth ODB?
I already have this cable:

If yes, where the port is located?

Thanks
Regards

 

[Papay]

what i know that bike has only 1 connection port for this cable which are on your picture.

 

[Spitando]

what i know that bike has only 1 connection port for this cable which are on your picture.

Do you know where is located and if i can connect a bluetooth OBD2 with the cable?

 

[Eyespy]

This must plug into the diagnostic port under the seat. It will be a white connector with a cap on it that matches the red plug in your picture.

take the cap off and plug that in

 

[Spitando]

Back seat or front? Do you know if Bluetooth device will work to connect the app torque?
The cable I have don't match with the connection of the bike

 

[Papay]

Back seat or front? Do you know if Bluetooth device will work to connect the app torque?
The cable I have don't match with the connection of the bike

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[Eyespy]

Mine is under the front seat...if it does not fit then I don’t know sorry

 

[Karns Performance]

im not sure that will work, it is a 12$ switch from suzuki

jason

 

[2amcorner]

This

 

[Papay]

This

Just using metal pin from office ))

 

[Spitando]

This

But that's not to connect the obd right? That's the maintenance switch?

 

[Papay]

But that's not to connect the obd right? That's the maintenance switch?

yes, let say personaly me using metal pin or if you have this switch to reset your maintenace data.

 

[Spitando]

yes, let say personaly me using metal pin or if you have this switch to reset your maintenace data.

Any video, tutorial how to do it?

Is possible with that to show the error in the console?

 

[Eyespy]

What are you trying to do?

if you need to read the error codes then bridging that connector under the front seat is how you do it. You don’t need anything other than a paper clip. Just look on you tube for any video tutorials. The error code if you have one will be displayed on the dash

 

[Eyespy]

Just search Gsxr dealer mode on YouTube

 

[Spitando]

Thanks guys, will check on youtube.

Thanks a lot

 

[cdcom]

A paper clip or a piece of safety wire works to get into dealer mode.

 

[2amcorner]

Pretty sure you can't use a regular OBD II sensor with Suzuki's. They have their own SDS system which is about a $1000 US. Only way to get in there is with Woolich or something similar.

 

[TwistedMister]

2 different ports, dealer port is a 4 wire port, what he has here is a 16 pin OBD connector for automotive diagnostics and testing.. nothing to do with bikes or Suzuki

GSXR's diagnostic does not work this way, they are self diagnosing and spit codes VIA the clock in the form of characters, instead of an "engine" light coming on they have a flashing FI that appears when a fault is indicated.

jump the dealer port then the clock displays the code(s) at fault.

this wireless pigtail plugs into a vehicles OBD port so the tech can walk around and veiw the data wireless..

only unit I know of that plugs into Suzuki's ECU's would be the Teka tool, prolly wireless by now if they still use it?

 

[JJ Blaze]

2 different ports, dealer port is a 4 wire port, what he has here is a 16 pin OBD connector for automotive diagnostics and testing.. nothing to do with bikes or Suzuki

GSXR's diagnostic does not work this way, they are self diagnosing and spit codes VIA the clock in the form of characters, instead of an "engine" light coming on they have a flashing FI that appears when a fault is indicated.

jump the dealer port then the clock displays the code(s) at fault.

this wireless pigtail plugs into a vehicles OBD port so the tech can walk around and veiw the data wireless..

only unit I know of that plugs into Suzuki's ECU's would be the Teka tool, prolly wireless by now if they still use it?

Wrong you can use a obd2 on it and it will show fI codes and it will clear them witness.