K-Line vs LIN-Bus | K-Line Explained | Everything About K-Line & LIN BUS
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- In this video I explain the K-Line & LIN BUS and I also mention all the differences and similarities between these two networks. I also show you different cases that companies have used K-Line for diagnostics so you can find it in the wiring diagram and ODB2 connector.
You may watch the following videos for CAN-BUS and LIN-BUS Diagnostics:
CAN-BUS Explained | Everything You Need to Know About CAN-BUS:
• CAN-BUS Explained | Ev...
CAN-BUS Explained (Part 2) | B-CAN Diagnosis | Test B-CAN with Multimeter & Oscilloscope:
• CAN-BUS Explained | B-...
LIN Bus Explained | Everything You Need to Know about LIN BUS:
• LIN Bus Explained | Ev...
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Any information contained in this video is just the understanding of “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides” and it is not an official guide or reference, so everything provided in this video is just a share of our experience and understanding and they are provided as a courtesy for your reference only. So, if you are using any part of this video, use the information at your own risk. We highly advise you to check the manufacturer owner’s manual before performing any act of removal, diagnosis, inspection, or repair on your car to know about what you are authorized to do on your car, what the correct and legal procedure is and what risks might be involved, also viewers are strongly advised to consult a licensed person before any sort of inspection or repair. Due to the factors beyond the control of “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides”, we cannot guarantee against improper use of information or tools or systems, or the procedure provided. “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides” disclaims any damage, injury or loss caused by your decision to follow the steps provided in this video.
You can also watch the following video for LIN BUS:
LIN Bus Explained | Everything You Need to Know about LIN BUS | Local Interconnect Network
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Very nice! Great descriptions and examples of manufacturer pin variables for K-Lines. Excellent presentation graphics, audio, and tempo of information.
Many thanks! Glad you liked it
Thank you so much , what is flexray and the difference with can bus
Hi my friend. There are many similarities between CAN-BUS and Flexray as both of them use a pair of twisted wires, even the voltage reading is very close. The main difference is that Flexray transfer the data 10 times faster than CAN-BUS, while the max speed on CAN BUS can reach to 1 Mbps, on Flexray we can reach to 10 Mbps. The other difference is the network configuration, which Flexray normally comes in Star pattern.
Thanks again...very enlightening
Thanks my friend
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Great information. Thank you
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for explaining appreciated boss ❤
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Great information 👍
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Gud job sir..
Thanks my friend
I learned a lot
Glad you liked it.
Very interesting can I ask you something?
We’re did you get all your experience and are you a teacher or a mechanic don’t want to be nosy just find your experience interesting
Hi my friend, that’s alright 😊.
I’ve been a mechanic and auto electrician for many years and at the same time I’ve been teaching as well.
Where can I get these electrical diagrams?
There are many different ways. For some cars (Like Korean cars) you can find the wiring diagrams in their OEM scan tools. There are also some websites that provide the wiring diagrams for a monthly fee. Dealerships also have access to the manufacturer’s technical websites which provide all wiring diagrams and workshop manuals.
Superb, keep it up ❤
Thanks my friend 🙏🙏
В итоге, почему не использовать K-Line вместо LIN-Bus ?