Tracker connection to OBD socket

[Guest Newriever]

Has anyone used or considered an OBD connected tracker on an nc?.

which is best?, and where is the socket?

[djsb 491]

As far as I know so far there is only a DLC (data link connector). Not seen it myself so don't know how many pins it is.

 

http://twiki.pgmfi.org/bin/view.pl/Library/DLC

 

The service manual also mentions connecting an MCS (page 4-12 and 4-13) which I assume is some kind of reader.

 

Apart from that the NC uses DTC (diagnostic trouble codes) that it displays on the instrument cluster.

 

Let us know what you find out.

[fat al 199]

after my integra disappeared, one of the first things i bought for my new  x , even before i had placed the order for it was to buy a tracker, after i had picked the new bike up the first thing i did when i got home was to remove  a few panels and hide  the tracker. mine just connected to a permanant live power source.

 

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[Guest Newriever]

Thanks for the replies, 

My idea was to be able to sense ingnition or power up without cutting into the harness. OBD 2 connecting trackers, intended for cars, are available, with SIM card, to enable Sms alert when the vehicle is interfered with.

I would like to see the connecter on the nc, to find if this type of tracker would be suitable, or indeed if it could work at all.

[ste7ios 469]

Don't waste your time. There is no OBD-II port on most motorcycles. (That will change in the future).

 

You may use the accessory subharness. It provides switched (ignition) & backup (battery) power lines.

 

Prefer a tracker oriented for motorcycle usage because of the power consumption...