An ALDL cable is an OBD1 diagnostic scantool suitable for diagnosing engine fault codes and live engine data found in VR-VY Holden Commodores! The ‘language’ spoken is called ALDL (Assembly Line Diagnostic Link), it is a very unique protocol that General Motors implemented on our commodores. If your interested in hearing some technical geek speak about ALDL, click here to read more. Some of the features and abilities of our kits include: • Reading engine fault codes • Clearing fault codes and engine light warnings (CEL)! • Reading live engine data • Easy to use one click connecting software! • And much more!

ALDL USB Driver Pack for Windows Posted by - NA - on 29 January 2013 11:17 PM Once you install these drivers — OBD software should successfully detect your ALDL cable, and hence connect to your car also. ALDL USB Driver Pack for Windows Posted by - NA - on 29 January 2013 11:17 PM Once you install these drivers — OBD software should successfully detect your ALDL cable,.

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Our kits allow you to take full advantage of this communication line, providing professional diagnostic abilities at a fraction of the cost of factory scantools. “Diagnostics Made Easy.” In conjunction with our ALDL cable, our Advanced Engine Diagnostics (AED) application lets you have professional diagnostic capabilities at a fraction of the cost of overpriced factory tools!

AED is designed to be extremely easy to use. It seamlessly interacts with your cars engine computer (ECM) to read diagnostic fault codes and live engine/transmission information on a modern instrument dash display. What you see in AED, is exactly the same live engine/transmission information you would find in OEM tools, except made to be affordable and accessible to everyone! Sometimes viewing live data is not always enough, or too much information to view at once, which is why AED is capable of saving and replaying live logging sessions. This advanced replaying ability lets you review your cars health and performance in your own time, and keep records of sensor outputs to compare with future issues and logs.

ALDL USB Cable Driver by Madscanner Started on:  11:08 AM Replies: 7 (985 views) Last post by: Patrick on 12:37 AM Madscanner Member Posts: 593 From: Registered: Dec 2004 Feedback score: Report this Post 11:08 AM Hi After months of doing other jobs around the house and on the cars, I finally decided to to try and sort out the high idle on the Formula. I got my laptop, my USB cable and my instruction sheet, and headed out to the car. Got the laptop fired up, checked the instructions, plugged the USB cable in to the laptop and the OBD1 port. Saw that the instructions say that the operating system should pick up the connection and ask for the driver. This is the point in time that I tried to remember where I'd put the disc with the drivers. After spending an hour looking through my work room, I have been unable to find the disc. Has anyone got a copy of the driver (it's the cable as shown here - for this cable, that they could email me?

Failing that, does anyone know the name of the driver file - I could then try looking for the driver on my old laptop. The Madscanner ------------------ '88 Formula '85 SE 2M6 '93 Eunos Roadster '00 Fiesta Zetec S (for those days when I need more than 2 seats) [This message has been edited by Madscanner (edited ).] IP: hiwil88formula Member Posts: 611 From: San Antonio, Texas Registered: Oct 2001 Feedback score: Report this Post 12:17 PM Check with phonedawgs. I think he has what you need.

Here is his site, i think you can download from there. IP: Steven Snyder Member. Total ratings: 106 Report this Post 12:20 PM It most likely uses either the FTDI VCP or SiLabs CP210x chipset. FTDI VCP drivers: CP210x drivers: IP: Madscanner Member Posts: 593 From: Registered: Dec 2004 Feedback score: Report this Post 01:06 PM Hi Thanks for all the replies.

I also emailed the retailer (OBD Diagnostics) who also pointed me to the FTDI CHip website. Have loaded the driver and now, when I plug the USB cable in, the OS sees it and lists the ports as a USB serial port. I still can't seem to get any output fm OBD1 to the laptop, but one step at a time, I guess. At least I'm further forward than I was a couple of hours ago.

Regards The Madscanner IP: phonedawgz Member. Total ratings: 288 Report this Post 02:12 PM There is a problem with some FT232RL chips and the latest drivers. Download my install disk at the bottom of this page and unzip it. - - it is the yellow box at the bottom. Also I just updated the file now so if you downloaded it earlier and you are not seeing the headings I reference here, they may not be on this morning's copy.