CAN Bus Wiring on the E-10

Connect CAN High from the screen harness to CAN High on your ECU, and CAN Low to CAN Low. Use a twisted pair for the run and keep it away from ignition leads and high current cables.

EliteDash E10 CAN Bus Wiring

CAN is a differential pair. It rejects interference only while the two wires stay twisted together. Untwisting the last 300 mm to make a neat loom is the most common cause of intermittent data dropouts in a performance car.

Annotated diagram of the E-10 harness connector, CAN High and CAN Low pins labelled on the image, with the twisted pair run to the ECU shown.

E-10 harness CAN High and CAN Low wire colours and pin numbers, and the CAN bit rate published for each supported ECU.

⚠️ Never tap CAN into a live bus while the ignition is on. Cut power first. A short between CAN High and 12V can take out the ECU transceiver, not just the screen.

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