No way! For the last two weeks, I've been digging through forums etc, trying different solutions, ordering adapters, sending them back and finally ending up with that exact cable. And just after finishing this journey, there comes this nifty 5 min video telling me all I would have needed to know :D Nonetheless thank you for the confirmation, this video is solid advice! The cable ("Goliton OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Cable Adaptor 6 Pin to 16 Pin Compatible with Delphi Motorbike Motorcycle") works fine on my 2023.
2 cents worth of FWIW IMO OPINION (use at your risk) from the Pennsylvania Peanut Gallery. IMO as of 2024/07/04 Gen2 Urals are sketchy OBD Protocol K-Line KWP2000 - ISO 14230(-1/2/3/4). Some Code Readers/Fault Scanners may not recognize the Ural/Aracer protocol. My Innova 3140D and 5610 will not recognize my 2023 Gu's KWP2000 Protocol but Jon's Innova 3150B will. Generic Motopower MP69033 & MP69039 Code Reader/Scanners will recognize my 2023's Protocol -but- generic Code Readers/Scanners do not access deeper proprietary info like the Ural OBD Gen2 Kit. Generic Code Reader/Scanners should allow you to quickly ID a fault code and reset it if they connect. Pre-2019 EFI GEN1 Urals will probably be KWP2000 (usually European/Asian Euro5 Emission Standard) which uses at minimum 3 wires at the Diagnostic Connector: Battery, Chassis Ground and K-Line. (Ural owners manual includes a fantastic wiring diagram.) I have the dongle that Jon specified and it absolutely works. If your Code Reader/Scanner will not "connect" with said dongle check for pin-out continuity listed on the Amazon Webpage. A connection problem is probably Ural's/Aracer incompatibility with the Code Reader/Scanner and not the dongle.
IMO: Ron, your 2018 Gen1 is probably KWP2000 K-Line Protocol with an industry standard Diagnostic Connector "Round Connector" on your machine. However you'll have to do a good bit of research on "Motorcyle OBD Dongle" "Motorcyle OBD Cable" via Amazon, Ebay and the web to check your Ural's Diagnostic Connector to 16 pin OBD Connector configuration that Code Readers/Scanners utilize. If I am correct your owners manual wiring diagram should allow you to find your Diagnostic Connector's PInout for 12v, chassis ground and K-LIne and again, I cannot say for certain that your machine is KWP2000/K-Line Protocol but feel it is probable. I am providing aforementioned as an opinion and not a statement of fact.
Jon another great Heindl video, wondering, is the cable this amazon item: mot.02.del.06p.xxb ? Its the OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Cable Adaptor 6 Pin to 16 Pin Compatible with Delphi Motorbike Motorcycle Brand: Goliton
(Sorry for my not being more specific on previous reply or responding to Anitakeers' reply in wrong way.) Anitakeers: If possible could you share what brand and model universal code reader you used ? Thanks !
No way!
For the last two weeks, I've been digging through forums etc, trying different solutions, ordering adapters, sending them back and finally ending up with that exact cable. And just after finishing this journey, there comes this nifty 5 min video telling me all I would have needed to know :D
Nonetheless thank you for the confirmation, this video is solid advice!
The cable ("Goliton OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Cable Adaptor 6 Pin to 16 Pin Compatible with Delphi Motorbike Motorcycle") works fine on my 2023.
2 cents worth of FWIW IMO OPINION (use at your risk) from the Pennsylvania Peanut Gallery. IMO as of 2024/07/04 Gen2 Urals are sketchy OBD Protocol K-Line KWP2000 - ISO 14230(-1/2/3/4). Some Code Readers/Fault Scanners may not recognize the Ural/Aracer protocol. My Innova 3140D and 5610 will not recognize my 2023 Gu's KWP2000 Protocol but Jon's Innova 3150B will. Generic Motopower MP69033 & MP69039 Code Reader/Scanners will recognize my 2023's Protocol -but- generic Code Readers/Scanners do not access deeper proprietary info like the Ural OBD Gen2 Kit. Generic Code Reader/Scanners should allow you to quickly ID a fault code and reset it if they connect. Pre-2019 EFI GEN1 Urals will probably be KWP2000 (usually European/Asian Euro5 Emission Standard) which uses at minimum 3 wires at the Diagnostic Connector: Battery, Chassis Ground and K-Line. (Ural owners manual includes a fantastic wiring diagram.) I have the dongle that Jon specified and it absolutely works. If your Code Reader/Scanner will not "connect" with said dongle check for pin-out continuity listed on the Amazon Webpage. A connection problem is probably Ural's/Aracer incompatibility with the Code Reader/Scanner and not the dongle.
This is cool, but what about the rond connector on a Sportsman 2018. Is there a cable?
IMO: Ron, your 2018 Gen1 is probably KWP2000 K-Line Protocol with an industry standard Diagnostic Connector "Round Connector" on your machine. However you'll have to do a good bit of research on "Motorcyle OBD Dongle" "Motorcyle OBD Cable" via Amazon, Ebay and the web to check your Ural's Diagnostic Connector to 16 pin OBD Connector configuration that Code Readers/Scanners utilize. If I am correct your owners manual wiring diagram should allow you to find your Diagnostic Connector's PInout for 12v, chassis ground and K-LIne and again, I cannot say for certain that your machine is KWP2000/K-Line Protocol but feel it is probable. I am providing aforementioned as an opinion and not a statement of fact.
Do most of these OBD2 scanners come with the short OBD2 to Ural data port cable? Or is this a special convertor cable?
they come with no cable at all, well at least when in bought my cT in 2019
Jon another great Heindl video, wondering, is the cable this amazon item: mot.02.del.06p.xxb ? Its the
OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Cable Adaptor 6 Pin to 16 Pin Compatible with Delphi Motorbike Motorcycle
Brand: Goliton
I hope so cause i'm getting one
Goliton OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Cable Adaptor 6 Pin to 16 Pin Compatible with Delphi Motorbike Motorcycle a.co/d/03IjQNz3
@@heindlengineeringmotorcycle thnx Jon, I'll order one
ordered the cable and a universal reader and it works!!! Got my MIL out!!!!! 😀
(Sorry for my not being more specific on previous reply or responding to Anitakeers' reply in wrong way.) Anitakeers: If possible could you share what brand and model universal code reader you used ? Thanks !