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MerCruiser Thunderbolt V Ignition
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Connecting to the 2nd Generation (1996-up) Thunderbolt V Module
Connection of the TechMate Pro scan tool to the underbolt V module requires
scan tool adapter #94020 shown above. e adapter has 4 leads protruding from
it. Two leads are used for communicating with the 2nd generation underbolt
V module and 2 leads are used for battery power. To properly to the module,
carefully proceed through the following steps:
1) Before connecting the TechMate Pro scan tool to the underbolt V module
be sure the Engines Ignition Switch is in the OFF position.
2) Referring to the image above, locate the underbolt V data communication
terminals. ese terminals are normally covered at the factory by a small
amount of silicone rubber. Use a small jewelers screwdriver or a pair of
needle-nose pliers to carefully remove this material. is removal process will
expose the underbolt V’s two data communication terminals.
Note, the communication terminals should be recovered with silicone rubber
(GE RTV silicone or equivalent) when you have nished acquiring the
underbolt V’s data.
3) Referring to Figure 27 and Figure 28, connect the YELLOW and VIOLET
mini-grabber” test clips to the underbolt V’s communication terminals
as shown. e “mini-grabber” clips are designed to hook underneath the
terminal pins. Pay careful attention, since the modules pins do not have any
markings, to ensure connecting the colored leads to the proper terminals.
Additionally, be sure the test clips form a good electrical connection with the
underbolt V’s terminal pins.
Thunderbolt V Adapter
Rinda Tech P/N 94020
Data Terminal #1
Connect Yellow Lead
Here
Data Terminal #2
Connect Violet Lead
Here
Figure 29
2nd Generation Thunderbolt V
Data Terminals