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Compact black ECU connector box with labeled cables and terminals

GODIAG

GODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD Connector 2023 electrical system tool

SKU CH-VN6Y-71FYD

An ECU connector that reads and writes data without disassembly using GPT bench or boot methods, compatible with J2534, Openport, PCMFlash, FoxFlash and FC200 tools

  • FeaturesGODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD Connector for ECU Reading Writing No
  • Weight0.3kg
  • TypeCode Scanners & Accessories
  • Read and write ECU data without disassembly using GPT Bench method
  • circuit-proof BOOT resistance board protects the ECU during use
  • Compatible with J2534, Openport, PCMFlash, FoxFlash and FC200
  • Labeled ECU interface cable and anti-lost resistor design simplify connections
  • CANbus switch selects the 120 resistor for flexible configuration

GODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD Connector

This GODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD Connector is an electrical system tool for technicians who read and write ECU data. It supports GPT bench, OBD2 bench and boot methods without removing the ECU from the vehicle. The device works with J2534, Openport, PCMFlash, FoxFlash and FC200 equipment. It is intended for professional automotive diagnostics and programming workflows.

Check compatibility before ordering

Verify that your diagnostic hardware appears in the supported list: Scanmatik 2 PRO, Scanmatik OpenPort 2.0, Mongoose JLR, MongoosePro JLR, Teradyne GNA600, or Mazda VCM 2. The connector cannot operate alone and requires a compatible ECU tool. Only Scanmatik 2 PRO with PCMFlash generates the GPT1 and GPT2 signals needed for Module 71. Other listed devices support OBD2 or BOOT 53 mode only. Ensure your software environment matches these constraints.

Bundled accessories and their impact

The package includes a short-circuit-proof BOOT resistance board connection line with an anti-lost resistor design to protect the ECU during bench work. Labeled ECU interface cables and a dedicated connection terminal simplify pin identification. A CANbus switch lets you select the 120 resistor when required. The unit also supports both automatic and manual ignition power control via PCMFlash.

Highlights

  • Read and write ECU data without disassembly using GPT Bench method
  • circuit-proof BOOT resistance board protects the ECU during use
  • Compatible with J2534, Openport, PCMFlash, FoxFlash and FC200
  • Labeled ECU interface cable and anti-lost resistor design simplify connections
  • CANbus switch selects the 120 resistor for flexible configuration

Specifications

BrandGODIAG
FeaturesGODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD Connector for ECU Reading Writing No Need Disassembly
Compatible with J2534/ Openport/ PCMFlash/ FoxFlash/ FC200
Weight0.3kg
TypeCode Scanners & Accessories

Questions about this item

What connectors and cables come with the GODIAG ECU GPT Boot AD, and which ECU tool must I supply myself?

The package includes a BOOT resistance board connection line with anti-lost resistor design, labelled ECU interface cables, and a CANbus switch for the 120 resistor. You must provide a compatible J2534, Openport 2.0, PCMFlash, FoxFlash or FC200 device.

Which ECU tool version works with Module 71 GPT1 and GPT2 signals?

Only Scanmatik 2 PRO running PCMFlash can generate the GPT1 and GPT2 signals required for Module 71. Other listed devices such as OpenPort 2.0, Mongoose JLR, MongoosePro JLR, Teradyne GNA600 and Mazda VCM 2 support OBD2 or BOOT 53 mode instead.

What does the 120 resistor switch on the CANbus do when the connector is installed in a vehicle?

The switch lets you freely enable or disable the 120 ohm termination resistor on the CANbus, matching the network termination required by the specific ECU you are reading or writing.

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