J1850 is the OBDII protocol. The GMLAN is different. That's what is sampled above. Each line is a message. I know the early Cobalts were different, but I was thinking the '06 would be like what I'm used to. I need to double check that....
CAN wires in the OBDII should be work. There's a 120k terminating resistor in the ECU, and one in the electric power steering module. You need two terminator resistors (one at/near each end of the network) or it won't work. And of course, the network needs to be intact.
What modules are in your...
It's more than just being a "CANBUS" cluster. There's multiple busses even in 20 year old stuff. There's also a bunch of different messages that can be on different busses. For a cluster to work in needs to be on the right bus, and see the right messages.
That said, some stuff swaps around...
The low speed network in a 2006 Cobalt* goes to:
Data Link Connector (DLC)
Body Control Module (BCM)
Radio
Vehicle Communications Interface Module (VICM)
Theft Deterrent Control Module (TDCM)
Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC)
Inflatable Restraint Sensing and Diagnostic Module (SDM)
Most of it...
I should say that the above stuff is for a 2008 Cobalt. Other years may differ. But the larger brown wire shown above is documented in a few places in the service stuff. Good to know you have seen it, so the documentation is known to be correct.
Just need to hear back from Hammer, see what he...
So if it's brown....
One of the CAN wires is 0.5 brown (odd the rest are TN and TN/BK). And is at the power steering module, so in the ball park. If that's it, could explain the no start, as the network is incomplete.
Theft Deterrent Control Module (GM name) is a 5 pin connector with 4 wires:
Pin
Wire
Circuit
Function
1
0.35 RD/WH
1540
Battery Positive Voltage
2
0.35 BN
4
Accessory Voltage Signal
3
0.35 BK/WH
1051
Ground
4
0.35 D-GN
5060
Low Speed GMLAN Serial Data
5
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Not...
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