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AchimTheobald Guest
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09-02-2012, 8:58 Subject: Fiat Ignition ID: Find Your Code Now! |
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Hello,
Hello,
I am looking for the IDs and sequences for the ignition signal in a Fiat Ducato.
Is it still using the old format with 50 kbit and 11-bit IDs?
Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:
'Cu' is a Spanish abbreviation for 'cuerpo,' which means 'body.' It can also be used as a slang term for 'butt.'
Okay, here's the translation:
'Achim'
Translated on 13-08-2026, 1:35.
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reieg99 Guest
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11-02-2012, 2:40 Subject: Fiat Ignition ID: Find Your Code Now! |
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Hello,
Hello,
I am looking for the IDs and sequences for the ignition signal in a Fiat Ducato.
Is it still using the old format with 50 kbit and 11-bit IDs?
Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:
'Cu' is a Spanish abbreviation for 'cuerpo,' which means 'body.' It can also be used as a slang term for 'butt.'
Achim.
Hello Achim,
I once found out the following:
Fiat Ducato 2007 (campervan): 0x180 6 ZZ LL xx xx xx xx
ZZ = 0x00 => Deactivate Kl15.
ZZ = 0x80 => Connect Kl15 (2).
LL = 0x00 => Light off.
LL = 0x20 Parking light.
0x28 Low beam headlights
0x10: Headlight flash.
Ducato 2008: 0x380 8 xx xx ZG xx xx xx xx xx
Bit 6 of the ZG should correspond to Kl15 (2).
Both vehicles were operating at a data rate of 50 kbit.
Regards,
Andi.
Translated on 13-08-2026, 1:38.
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