Hi,
So if you cannot communicate with anything then I would suspect a wiring issue.
If you look at the wiring diagram, the scanner will communicate on Pin 14 and it goes directly to a junction connector and then to the immobilizer itself. If you cannot communicate then this circuit is not intact.
Has he disconnected the connector from the immobilizer and measured resistance from the DLC pin 14 to pin 3 of this connector? If so, what was that measurement? Should be in ohms.
There is a chance that the DLC terminals have an issue and they are called being spread. If this is the case, when you plug the scanner in, it doesn't actually make contact with the terminal ends of the wires.
The next thing that needs to be checked is the ground wires for the DLC. This is Pin 4 and 5. Measure resistance from these pins to a good ground location, preferably on the battery post. Let me know what that reading is as well and we can go from there. Thanks
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Tuesday, April 30th, 2019 AT 6:42 PM