CAN-BUS Explained | B-CAN Diagnosis | Test B-CAN with Multimeter & Oscilloscope
In this video I explain the B-CAN BUS Diagnostics. In Part 1 I explained the C-CAN (High-Speed CAN-BUS) and how to diagnose that network. In part 2 (This video) I explain the B-CAN (Body CAN or Low Speed CAN-BUS). I Explain what B-CAN is, where you can find it on the car, I explain the wiring diagram, the I show you the main points of the B-CAN to perform the diagnosis, I test the B-CAN with a multimeter, the I show you how to read the B-CAN waveform using an oscilloscope. Then I set a fault on B-CAN to show you how network functions in case of any fault.
You may watch the Part 1 of CAN-BUS diagnostics in the link below:
CAN-BUS Explained | Everything You Need to Know About CAN-BUS | CAN-Bus Diagnostics & How It Works
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Very clearly explained. Looking forward for more videos like this.
Thanks, will do!
You are a great teacher.👍👍👍
Thanks my friend. I’m glad you liked the video.
Realy good video and very good explanation...Cheers from Portugal
Thank you very much!
Thanks a million, very informative video.
Thanks for watching
Thanks for your videos sir, to me i have been learning so many things from you
Glad to hear that my friend
Thank u soo much for this video very inforamtional..
So nice of you
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 🙏🙏
Great video
Thanks 🙏
Thanks for the video 😊 Can you please make some videos of, how you setup the scope, settings for measuring CANBUS
Sure my friend. I’m making another video for CAN-BUS diagnostic, so, I will explain how to set up the scope on that video.
Thanks for yet another great tutorial,may I know the name of the oscilloscope you used in the video?
Thanks my friend. I used Launch Scopebox in this video.
Newer cars have active terminal resistor such as VW. Cars are always changing rapidly.
Exactly, that’s the fun part of working on the cars. There’s always something new.
Hi boss thanks for sharing with us nice information but I had one kia sorento 2.2 crdi 2016 faultcode p1827 4dw pressure sensor signal short to battery positive and 4WD light on the cluster but ihave also another same car I can use everything from there to here like 4WD ecu 4WD switch and fusebox and cluster also even ican change the pressure sensor but same faultcode is still there I checked the wiring with the multimeter no short no open circuit everything is fine can you have any idea please
Hi my friend. If you have checked the wiring and replaced the sensor, the next possible cause could be the 4WD control unit. But please check the wiring again by this references: There are 6 wires on 4WD coupling. (Based on the model you mentioned) Pin number 3 (Blue wire) is signal which must give you 3.8 V when ignition switch is on. Pin number 4 (Red/Black) wire is power which must provide 5 V when ignition switch is on. and Pin number 5 (Black wire) is ground. Please check it again considering the specifications mentioned above.
Hello Boss, I thought CANH and CANL is a differential signal. Either CANH and CANL is short to ground, the information that is sent to the bus by the faulty unit will be a garbage to the recieving unit.
Hi there, the behavior is different on C-CAN or B-CAN. Normally on C-CAN if one line on CAN-BUS is shorted to the ground, the entire CAN-BUS will go off. But on B-CAN having a wire shorted is not gonna disrupt the entire Body CAN. That’s why I presented the waveform when CAN Bus was shorted.