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v2.6

Minor Versionm

by Matthew Reilly

  1. Open the cupholder. Remove the (2) T-25 screws holding the fuse box cover in place.
    • Open the cupholder.

    • Remove the (2) T-25 screws holding the fuse box cover in place.

    • Pull upward to remove the PDM cover.

  2. Remove the terminating resistor. Reinstall the terminating resistor into the mating end of the HRN-CE10K2.
    • Remove the terminating resistor.

    • Reinstall the terminating resistor into the mating end of the HRN-CE10K2.

    • If the terminating resistor is not present please skip to the 2004 - 2007 Volvo trucks step below.

  3. Connect the HRN-CE10K2 to where the terminating resistor was removed.
    • Connect the HRN-CE10K2 to where the terminating resistor was removed.

  4. Connect the white 6-pin connector from the HRN-CE10K2 into the mating white 6-pin connector from the HRN-CM24Y1.
    • Connect the white 6-pin connector from the HRN-CE10K2 into the mating white 6-pin connector from the HRN-CM24Y1.

    • They are both labeled OBD2.

  5. For 2004 - 2007 Volvo trucks where the gray  2-pin J1939 connector is not available:
    • For 2004 - 2007 Volvo trucks where the gray 2-pin J1939 connector is not available:

    • Plug the black 2-pin connector from the HRN-CE10K2 (green and brown wires) into the mating black 2-pin connector from the top passenger corner of the fuse box.

  6. If the black 2 pin J1708 connector was used because the grey 2 pin J1939 was not present:
    • If the black 2 pin J1708 connector was used because the grey 2 pin J1939 was not present:

    • Connect the black 12 pin connector from the HRN-CE10K2 to the mating connector from the HRN-CM24Y1.

    • Both are labeled OBDII.

  7. Connect the white 2-pin connector from the kit into any spare constant power slot.
    • Connect the white 2-pin connector from the kit into any spare constant power slot.

    • Test & verify for +12V constant and Chassis Ground with a DMM prior to connection.

    • Some of these spare circuits are fed with ignition feed vs. battery, again verify using DMM.

    • Always use a Digital Multi Meter.

    • Battery feed circuits typically top row of terminals and chassis ground feed circuits typically bottom row of terminals.

    • Installation of a fuse into this circuit may be required.

    • See PDM cover for reference.

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Matthew Reilly

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