So I have had a lot
of question on my Honda HDS clone setup lately so I thought I
would do a bit of a review. HDS is a general term for Honda Diagnostic System.
HIM is the specific tool (Honda Interface Module). Honda has had several tools,
the HIM is two or three generations old, but the newer ones are not cloned yet
(GNA600 & MVCI). I made a leap of faith and picked one up on Honda HDS to reprogram my TPMS sensors (I hate
you Honda for this TPMS crap system). I have successfully used the TPMS
features, CKP relearn, idle relearn, ECU reset, and cleared DTS faults. I
belive this thing can data log, reprogram gauge clusters, and reprogram the
immobilizer for new keys, but have not tried these things yet.
Here is a picture
of mine if it helps.
It came with
various connectors for self-verification testing too.
So the Honda HDS only has a RS232 DB9 serial port (no
USB) and most laptops don’t have them anymore. The adaptor will plug into your
laptops USB and replicate a RS232 port. You will probably need a RS232 to USB
adaptor too. I have always had good luck with FTDI adapters (Future Technology
Devices Intl – UC232R-10). The HDS will only connect to com port 1. So you may
have to change your com port assigned number when you use a USB adapter. I have
only used the HDS on a windows XP laptop so I cannot confirm this works on
newer Windows.
Overall this is a
very powerful tool that lets you do about everything the dealer can!
The factory service manual pretty much explains how to use the HDS in all of Hondas trouble shooting procedures. All of the things I have used have matched up, like TPMS and CKP relearn.
The factory service manual pretty much explains how to use the HDS in all of Hondas trouble shooting procedures. All of the things I have used have matched up, like TPMS and CKP relearn.
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