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[Aquiroly]

Hola, buenos dias a todos... Quisiera usar una interfase scanner para ver los datos del motor en una pc o tablet y no sabria cual me podria servir... Mi motor es Omega 4.1 mpfi año 1998 con ECU Bosch Motronic 2.8.1 con conector ALDL de 12 pines...Alguien sabría orientarme? Muchas Muchas gracias

[STEMO]

Hello, good morning everyone... I would like to use a scanner interface to see the engine data on a PC or tablet and I would not know which one could serve me... My engine is Omega 4.1 mpfi year 1998 with Bosch Motronic 2.8.1 ECU with 12-pin ALDL connecter... Would anyone know how to guide me? Thank you very much

[JamesV6CDX]

Hola,

yo recomendaria:

https://scanmyopel.com/

Con ELM327:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303956241569?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AlJJLYFTSCi&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=s6lrribar9s&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Es barato y funciona bien. mostrará los datos del motor y restablecerá las advertencias

[TheBoy]

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

[TheBoy]

Hola,

yo recomendaria:

https://scanmyopel.com/

Con ELM327:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303956241569?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AlJJLYFTSCi&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=s6lrribar9s&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Es barato y funciona bien. mostrará los datos del motor y restablecerá las advertencias

I don't think ScanmyOpel can do Carltons....

[Migalot]

Hola,

yo recomendaria:

https://scanmyopel.com/

Con ELM327:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303956241569?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AlJJLYFTSCi&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=s6lrribar9s&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Es barato y funciona bien. mostrará los datos del motor y restablecerá las advertencias

I don't think ScanmyOpel can do Carltons....

Just checked and you're rght. Carlton not listed on Scanmyopel

[Aquiroly]

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

                                                                                                                                                                                              Hola,muchas gracias por la pronta respuesta.... Pregunta: la interfaz que me decis me permite visualizar datos del motor en una tablet con Android? Muchas Gracias

[Aquiroly]

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

                                                                                                                                                                                              Hola,muchas gracias por la pronta respuesta.... Pregunta: la interfaz que me decis me permite visualizar datos del motor en una tablet con Android? Muchas Gracias

Alguna version en particular?

[Aquiroly]

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

I believe the Omega 4.1 1998 model is what we would call in the UK a Carlton (ie, Omega-A).

The official diags kit for that would be a Tech1/Tech1A.  It won't be OBDII or EOBD compliant, so low cost generic tools won't work.  The cheapo OP COM might work, but would need the ODBII plug adapted to fit an ALDL.

One of the ABS members might pop along and be able to confirm what is best on the Omega-A

                                                                                                                                                                                              Hola,muchas gracias por la pronta respuesta.... Pregunta: la interfaz que me decis me permite visualizar datos del motor en una tablet con Android? Muchas Gracias

Alguna version en particular?

en Aliexpress me aparecen las versiones: 1.59 / 1.65 / 1.70 / 1.78 / 1.99 ....

[JamesV6CDX]

Hola,

yo recomendaria:

https://scanmyopel.com/

Con ELM327:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303956241569?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AlJJLYFTSCi&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=s6lrribar9s&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Es barato y funciona bien. mostrará los datos del motor y restablecerá las advertencias

I don't think ScanmyOpel can do Carltons....

Didn’t realise it was Omega A - my post can be disregarded

[VXL V6]

Opel Scanner can do Omega A and an OBD to ALDL cable is available.

[Enceladus]

Seems to be a curious beast. The car looks to be a Chevrolet Omega made in Brazil, the first generation of which were manufactured until 1998 and were based on the Omega A. Unless I'm mistaken it has a 4.1L straight six Chevrolet engine. And also uses the Bosch Motronic 2.8.1 ECU used on the V6 Omega B, not the earlier version used on the 6 pot Carlton and Senators. And it has an ALDL diagnostic port.