OBDII for vstrom 1050

[bonne]

Hi... I have a bluetooth OBDII thingy for my car. As I understand, the red plug under the passenger seat is a OBD port. Can I get an adaptor, so that I can connect the OBDII for my car to my 1050?

[Valves]

Yes you can - I got one for my Honda... They are pretty standard. Just need to check the no. of pins

[bonne]

It is just a question about checking pins?

As I understand the pinout is different between 650 and 1050 even though it has the same no of pins

[purplebikeunicorn]

You'll need to get the correct adapter cable for your bike, checking the pin out should be as easy as checking a wiring diagram. I have one for my 650 (6 pin to OBD2).

[purplebikeunicorn]

Bonne, how many pins does the 1050 diag connector have?

[bonne]

6. So this will probably work?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002495575361.html

[bonne]

Actually, if you look at the different types, the pinout between KTM and Suzuki are different even though they are both 6 pins

(apparently I cannot copy and paste pictures here, but you can view the pinout on most of the images on aliexpress).

Anyone knows the correct pinout for a vstrom 1050?

[purplebikeunicorn]

Looking at the wiring diagram, the 1050 has 2 extra pins compared to the 650.

I have one of those adapter cables, it has a full compliment of 6 pins (that I presume are wired to the OBD connector). It may just be worth trying as they are probably standardised and it just means that it exposes another/other networks (I believe CAN as it shows a twisted pair going to the mode connector) for the tool to talk to.

The 650 uses KWP from my understanding, there is no CAN on my bike.