DC 706 ECM PINOUTS A TO Z AUTOMOBILES||OBD STAR 2024 #DC 706 ECM PINOUTS A TO Z AUTOMOBILES
#DC706
#OBD STAR
Product Function:
ECU Clone/ All by OBD or Bench
Single Software only,Three standard versions for selection
1. ECM clone for cars(Bosch, Continental, Delphi, Denso, Magneti Marelli, Siemens...)
ECM clone for motorcycles(Bosch, Delphi, EFI...)
2. TCM clone(Ac Delco, Bosch, Continental, Getrag, GM, Kefico, Siemens, Temic, ZF...)
3. Body/Other clone(FCA, FIAT, FORD, GM/OPEL, LAND ROVER/JAGUAR, PSA, SMART, VOLVO...)
Notice: Versions of DQ250 models before 2008 are not supported, and the protocols are different.
OBDSTAR DC706 Configurations
Supported ECU Manufacturers:
ALPS
Autoliv
Bosch
Continental
Delphi
Denso
Johnson Controls
Lear
Magneti Marelli
Siemens
Temic
Valeo
Supported Brands:
Car
ASTON MARTIN
BMW
FAW
FCA(ALFA ROMEO, CHRYSLER, DODGE, FIAT...)
FORD/LINCOLN
GM/OPEL
HYUNDAI/KIA
LAND ROVER/JAGUAR
LUXGEN
MASERATI
MAZDA
MITSUBISHI
NISSAN
OPEL
PSA
SMART
SUBARU
SUZUKI
VOLVO
VW/AUDI/SEAT/SKODA
Motorcycle:
APRILIA
BRP
CFMOTO
DERBI
GILERA
GUZZI
PEUGEOT
PIAGGIO
QJBENELLI
VESPA
Advanced Functions:
1. R/W eeprom/dflash/pflash/Map, reset ECU(Virgin), calibrate mileage, read IMMO pincode, ECU recovery...
2. Support 710+ ECM types(Partial functions require P003 adapter.)
3. Support 120+ other ECU types(AIRBAG, BCM, BSI, CEM, DDM/PDM, DIM, EPS, KeyLess(RFHUB/RFHM), KVM, RFA, SAM...)
4. Support VW DQXXX (TCM) calibrate mileage
5. Support motorcycle Delphi MT05, MT05.2, MT05.3 ECU clone
6. Support motorcycle BRP ME17.8.5 ECU clone (works with P003 adapter)
7. Support Piaggio series engine ECU clone(such as MIU G4 (M4G1))
8. Support intelligent search by brand, model, part No., ECU manufacturer, MCU controller type
9. Support automatic identification
10. Strong help data files
11. All by OBD or Bench mode
More functions are in developing...
DC 706 ECM in A to Z automobiles because I don't have access to proprietary or specific pinout databases, especially for a specific ECM model in various automobiles. Pinout diagrams are often proprietary information owned by the manufacturers and are not typically publicly available.
If you're working on a project involving the DC 706 ECM in a specific vehicle, your best bet would be to consult the service manual or technical documentation provided by the manufacturer of that vehicle. Alternatively, you might find some information from automotive forums, but always ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information before using it for any project.
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