Ok so the last time we left off i was awaiting software technical help from Autologic.
The nice chaps in software duly obliged and sent through a file to download on the server which allowed me access to gain entry to the access start permission system in order to force the ignition on so i could carry out a full vehicle scan to code in the new steering lock.
Hey presto ! Bang, we now have ignition. I quickly carried out a full vehicle scan and awaited the file for carrying out basic setting for the electronic steering lock.
As the Picture clearly shows the vehicle is in SAFE mode until we have coded the steering lock fully.
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Pin 87 main ignition relay
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Steering column
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Three pin socket short to earth
I still need to determine where the 3 pin socket leads to behind the dash but i can only assume with the thickness of the wires it has to be a fan blower motor which requires a fair amount of current.
We’re currently awaiting further Authorisation from the customer to continue fixing the rest of the vehicle.
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