Australian 2000 Lanos - Does is have an OBD-II connection?

[Nach0]

Hi all..

I know that in the US these were made compulsary, but i dont know if the same applies to the australian model, I have just found this:
http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/
which uses this:
http://devtoaster.com/store/index.php/e ... helmdp0cd1

to connect to the 'standard' OBDII connector to make my iphone into a tacho, speedo.. everything-o..

but I have no idea if the AUS model of the 2000 woo has these, or where to look for one..

does anyone have some insight on this?

Thanks muchly!

<Nach0>

[daewoomofo]

im not sure, but if you post a poc of your diagnostic port up on here we can tell you very easy.

[Nach0]

im not sure, but if you post a poc of your diagnostic port up on here we can tell you very easy.

Thanks for the offer..

1 problem..

where do i look??

i couldnt see anything when i had the dash off painting it, not 100% sure where to look.. sorry!

[Daniel]

Here is a good starting point: http://www.obdii.com/connector.html .

Look under fuse cover in habitacle too.
Here is my Nubira 2000 connector (LH driver). Altought it's a OBD2 shaped one it's in fact ALDL protocol. Look at contact position.




Daniel

[daewoomofo]

im not sure if its in the same area on rhd lanos but this is where it is on a lhd lanos

hope this helps some

[benzino]

On the 2000 lanos it is just underneath the dash.

Put your foot on the clutch and then look where your knee is and you will see it

I think its OBD1 though...