Perry01
Ready to race!
- Location
- Hawaii and Utah
Sure is, on post one there is a link to "JB4 installation instructions" and in these instructions, they explain the OBD connection.
http://www.burgertuning.com/instructions/VW_JB4_install.pdf
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BMS VW GTI JB4 info thread
- Thread starter George Smooth
- Start date
Sure is, on post one there is a link to "JB4 installation instructions" and in these instructions, they explain the OBD connection.
http://www.burgertuning.com/instructions/VW_JB4_install.pdf
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crgirl3388
Passed Driver's Ed
- Location
- NorCal
I understand repeat questions can be frustrating...trust me, id love to be able to read through the hundreds of pages of numerous threads on the jb1/4....but with a 1 year old and a husband in the army who is hardly home...im grateful when I get a shower or nap...the search function on my Tapatalk is far from helpful 9 times out of 10...sometimes I just need a question answered quickly by someone who does have time to research and doesn't mind helping a fellow member out...
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TwinDad
Autocross Newbie
- Location
- Fort Lee, NJ
Something to help out with. Just use google. Search whatever it is that you are looking for with mk7 gti at the end
crgirl3388
Passed Driver's Ed
- Location
- NorCal
Totally forgot about Google...wait, googling usually leads to threads with a ton of pages that I would think not many have time to go through...thank God for those who are kind enough to answer silly repeat questions...
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jmal2005
Ready to race!
- Location
- Atlanta, Ga
I mean I'm sort of on the fence about repeat questions. I spend way more time reading and searching these forums than I do posting but sometimes it is quite helpful to ask for clarification or elaboration on something you don't understand.
Having said that.... if the person has made little to no attempt whatsoever to figure it out on their own then by all means tell them to "please leave and never come back" (paraphrasing)
Having said that.... if the person has made little to no attempt whatsoever to figure it out on their own then by all means tell them to "please leave and never come back" (paraphrasing)
TwinDad
Autocross Newbie
- Location
- Fort Lee, NJ
Google will take you to the exact page. I was actually trying to be helpful about the Google tip. Yes the search on forums aren't the greatest. So instead of being a smart ass, go try it. I have twins. No excuses about kids. The obd port hook up has been made clear over and over again. But for those who feel they are special, continue to just ask instead of read. This is the reason why there are pinned posts, stickies and forum rules.
I answer repeat questions and I don't care. We're all here for the same reason. What kills me is people who will write two or three paragraphs about how you should have used the shitty search feature when they could have spent less time answering your question.
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What he means is use Google to search. Example.
In Google simply type in
VMR wheels + MKVII Golf forum.
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Perry01
Ready to race!
- Location
- Hawaii and Utah
Moderators, please clean up this mess. Nothing JB4 related lately.
TwinDad
Autocross Newbie
- Location
- Fort Lee, NJ
Nothing wrong with asking legitimate helpful questions. This is a $400 piece that you are putting on a $25,000-$35,000 car. You are choosing to do this modification yourself. There are risks involved with modding. I would just think that before you hook something up and assume certain wires aren't needed, you really actually read up on it to know for sure. Not sure why other people jumped in on this and thought the don't ask repeat questions were directed at them when they had zero previous posts on this thread. Don't forget that George is always there to help as well
George Smooth
Drag Race Newbie
- Location
- South Africa
Yes its fine, where you have it is good and seems to have the highest signal rate into the car especially if the phone is center mount.