Nissan Consult Cable For Skyline 300zx Silvia 180sx Etc

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Nissan Consult Diagnostic interface

It works on all Nissan cars that have the grey 14pin Consult connector

(you'll usually find it near the fusebox) (This cars are usually build from year 1989 to 2000)

These are some of the screenshots you get on your laptop

Features :

- Interface fitting for 14pin Consult Port of Nissan vehicles.

- Heavy & robust casing for rough service use

- Connects to PC via RS232 or USB

- Powered from car battery over 14pin Consult Port of Nissan vehicles.

- LED to control power and clock function

What can you do with this interface?

- Monitor and Log dozens of realtime parameters

- Check and clear engine fault codes before going to an expensive auto shop

- Adjust the timing and idle

- Power balance testing

- Reset the self-learn codes

- Control idle air valves, relays (AC, fans, etc), timing

- Diagnose customer vehicles on-site

- Speed up troubleshooting of electronically monitored components

- No software is supplied with this device

Available software working with this Interface:

(Note that some of it is not free and need to be purchased)

DDLreader: DDLreader v.15c / DDLreader v.16c

ConZult

ScanTechNissan

Z-Control

SRTalk v.1.0

ZCSetup v.2.0

ZTalk v.1.1

Nissan Data Scan v.1.4

Nissan Data Scan v.1.51

Package including:

- Nissan Consult Interface

- RS232 extension cable

- Usb connection cable not in picture

- I have lost CD with Nissan Conzult shareware software but you can download it of the net

$90

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[Robs0re_34]

Hey mate is this still for sale??

is it usb or the other???

[NewKleer]

its RS232, like all the chinese ones. e.g. this. no usb. if like most laptops you dont have rs232, and insist on going for one of these ones, make sure you get a FTDI chipped usb/serial converter (these are the chips used in the proper USB ecutalk/blazt/plms consult cables), which wont be cheap, but will save the bluescreens.