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Vehicle Diagnosis Access Point

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The diagnosis tool is connected to the vehicle by means of the diagnosis connector OBD (On-Board Diagnosis). The connector is located behind a small cover in the drivers side kick panel trim. There is a black plastic cap that bridges KL-30 to the D-bus when the connector is not being used. This cap must be removed before installing the diagnosis cable.

Fig 1: Identifying Vehicle Diagnosis Access Point
G03390694Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

The TxD lead is located in pin 7 of the OBD socket and is connected directly to the ZGM.

The ZGM detects by means of the data transmission speed whether a BMW diagnosis tool (DISplus, GT-1) or an aftermarket scanner is connected.

The DME allows access to different data depending on the diagnosis tool connected.

NOTE: When using an OBD scan tool for diagnosis, the transmission speed is 10.4 KBit/s.