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V8.1 Supported Vehicle List ® CDR Vehicle List CDR Software v8.1 Important Information about Vehicle Coverage The Bosch Crash Data Retrieval Software and Hardware Bosch takes all reasonable actions to ensure the CDR products support the retrieval of crash data from Airbag product supports all vehicles (US and Canada) listed in Control Modules (ACM), Roll-over Sensors (ROS) and this and other CDR product documentation. However, Powertrain Control Modules (PCM) installed in vehicles there may be some vehicles listed that the CDR system listed in this document as indicated by the markings in is unable to retrieve EDR data from. This may be caused the column labeled ‘‘Module’’. by (but not limited to) information that was not available to Bosch at the time the product was developed or, EDR Many vehicles listed in this document include references retrieval may be available only on vehicles with to manufacturer specific notes which may indicate particular options. limitations in CDR product coverage. Make sure that you read the reference notes prior to determining if a vehicle Please contact Bosch Technical Support if you are is supported. experiencing trouble retrieving EDR data from any of the vehicles listed. The issue will be documented and Bosch will attempt to resolve it in a future release. Supported Acura Vehicles Supported Chrysler Vehicles 2012 2005 Make Model Module Make Model Module Acura MDX (note 1) ACM Dodge Durango (note 2 & 4) ACM Acura RL ACM 2006 Acura TL ACM Make Model Module Acura TSX ACM Chrysler 300 (note 3 & 5) ACM Acura ZDX ACM Dodge Charger (note 3 & 5) ACM Dodge Durango (note 2, & 4) ACM 2013 Dodge Magnum (note 3 & 5) ACM Make Model Module Dodge Ram Cab Chassis (note 4) ACM Acura ILX (includes Hybrid) ACM Ram Pickup (2500, 3500, ACM Acura MDX ACM Dodge 4500, 5500) (note 4) Acura RDX ACM Dodge Ram Pickup (1500) (note 4) ACM Acura TL ACM Jeep Commander (note 3 & 5) ACM Acura TSX ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee (note 3 & 5) ACM Acura ZDX ACM Refer to coverage notes under supported Honda vehicles 2007 Make Model Module Chrysler 300 (note 5) ACM Chrysler Aspen (note 4) ACM CDR Supported Vehicle List 2008 2007 Make Model Module Make Model Module Dodge Magnum ACM Chrysler Pacifica (note 5) ACM Dodge Nitro ACM Chrysler PT Cruiser (note 5, & 7) ACM Dodge Ram Cab Chassis ACM Chrysler Sebring (note 4) ACM Medium/Heavy Duty (note 4) Dodge Caliber (note 4) ACM Dodge Ram Pickup (2500, 3500, ACM 4500, 5500) (note 4) Dodge Charger (note 5) ACM Dodge Ram Pickup (1500) ACM Dodge Dakota (note 5) ACM Dodge Voyager (note 6) ACM Dodge Durango (note 2 & 4) ACM Jeep Commander ACM Dodge Magnum (note 5) ACM Jeep Compass ACM Dodge Nitro (note 4) ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee ACM Dodge Ram Cab Chassis ACM Medium/Heavy Duty (note 4) Jeep Liberty/Cherokee ACM Dodge Ram Pickup (2500, 3500, ACM Jeep Patriot ACM 4500, 5500) (note 4) Jeep Wrangler ACM Dodge Ram Pickup (1500) (note 4) ACM Jeep Commander (note 5) ACM 2009 Make Model Module Jeep Compass (note 4) ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee (note 5) ACM Chrysler Aspen ACM Jeep Patriot (note 4) ACM Chrysler Pacifica ACM Jeep Wrangler (note 4) ACM Chrysler PT Cruiser (note 5) ACM 2008 Chrysler Sebring ACM Make Model Module Chrysler Town & Country ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Dodge Avenger ACM Chrysler Aspen ACM Dodge Caliber ACM Chrysler Pacifica (note 5) ACM Dodge Caravan ACM Chrysler PT Cruiser (note 5) ACM Dodge Challenger ACM Chrysler Sebring ACM Dodge Charger ACM Chrysler Town & Country (note 6) ACM Dodge Dakota ACM Dodge Avenger ACM Dodge Durango (note 2) ACM Dodge Caliber ACM Dodge Journey ACM Dodge Caravan (note 6) ACM Dodge Nitro ACM Dodge Challenger ACM Ram Cab Chassis Dodge Charger ACM Dodge Medium/Heavy Duty (note 4) ACM Dodge Dakota ACM Dodge Ram 1500 (note 8) ACM Dodge Durango (note 2) ACM © 2012 Robert Bosch LLC. All rights reserved. BOSCH is registered trademark of Robert Bosch GmbH. CDR v8.1 Vehicle Coverage List R1.0.0 CDR Supported Vehicle List 2009 2011 Make Model Module Make Model Module Ram Pickup (2500, 3500, Chrysler 200** (note 11) ACM Dodge 4500, 5500) ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Dodge Voyager ACM Chrysler Grand Voyager (note 11) ACM Jeep Commander ACM Chrysler Sebring ACM Jeep Compass ACM Chrysler Town & Country (note 11) ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee ACM Dodge Avenger** (note 11) ACM Jeep Liberty/Cherokee ACM Dodge Caliber**(note 11) ACM Jeep Patriot ACM Caravan (includes Grand Jeep Wrangler ACM Dodge Caravan) (note 11) ACM Dodge Challenger (note 10 & 11) ACM 2010 Make Model Module Dodge Charger ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Dodge Dakota ACM Chrysler Cirrus ACM Dodge Durango (note 10 & 11) ACM Chrysler Grand Voyager (note 11) ACM Dodge Journey (note 11) ACM Chrysler PT Cruiser ACM Dodge Nitro (note 11) ACM Chrysler Sebring (note 11) ACM Jeep Commander ACM Chrysler Town & Country (note 11) ACM Jeep Compass** (note 11) ACM Dodge Avenger (note 11) ACM Grand Cherokee (note 10 & Jeep aa) ACM Dodge Caliber (note 11) ACM Jeep Liberty/Cherokee (note 11) ACM Caravan (includes Grand Dodge Caravan) (note 11) ACM Jeep Patriot** (note 11) ACM Dodge Challenger ACM Jeep Wrangler (note 11) ACM Dodge Charger ACM 1500 thru 5500 (includes RAM incomplete/cab & chassis) ACM Dodge Journey (note 11) ACM RAM Dakota ACM Dodge Nitro (note 11) ACM Ram 1500 through 5500 2012 (includes incomplete/cab & Make Model Module Dodge chassis) ACM Chrysler 200** (note 11) ACM Jeep Commander ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Jeep Compass (note 11) ACM Chrysler Town & Country (note 11) ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee ACM Dodge Avenger** (note 11) ACM Jeep Liberty/Cherokee (note 11) ACM Dodge Caliber** (note 11) ACM Jeep Patriot (note 11) ACM Caravan (includes Grand Jeep Wrangler (note 11) ACM Dodge Caravan) (note 11) ACM Dodge Challenger (note 11) ACM © 2012 Robert Bosch LLC. All rights reserved. BOSCH is registered trademark of Robert Bosch GmbH. CDR v8.1 Vehicle Coverage List R1.0.0 CDR Supported Vehicle List 2012 2013 Make Model Module Make Model Module Dodge Charger ACM Chrysler 200 (note 11) ACM Dodge Dakota (Mexico market) ACM Chrysler 300 ACM Dodge Dakota (Mexico only) ACM Chrysler *Town & Country ACM Dodge Durango (note 11) ACM Dodge Avenger (note 11) ACM Dodge Journey (note 11) ACM *Caravan (includes Grand Dodge Caravan) ACM Dodge Nitro (note 11) ACM Dodge Challenger (note 11) ACM Jeep Commander ACM Dodge Charger ACM Jeep Compass** (note 11) ACM Dodge *Dart ACM Jeep Grand Cherokee (note 11) ACM Dodge Durango (note 11) ACM Jeep Liberty (note 11) ACM Dodge Journey ACM Jeep Patriot** (note 11) ACM Dodge Viper ACM Jeep Wrangler (note 11) ACM Jeep Compass (note 11) ACM 1500 thru 5500 series (includes incomplete/cab & Jeep Grand Cherokee (note 11) ACM RAM chassis) ACM Jeep Patriot (note 11) ACM RAM Cargo Van ACM Jeep Wrangler (note 11) ACM RAM 1500 - 5500 ACM RAM *Cargo Van ACM * US and Canada markets only Supported Fiat/Lancia Vehicles 2012 Make Model Module Fiat 500 (North America) ACM Fiat Freemont ACM Lancia Grand Voyager ACM Lancia Flavia (note 11) ACM Lancia Thema ACM 2013 Make Model Module Lancia Flavia (note 11) ACM Lancia Grand Voyager ACM Lancia Thema ACM Fiat 500 ACM © 2012 Robert Bosch LLC. All rights reserved. BOSCH is registered trademark of Robert Bosch GmbH. CDR v8.1 Vehicle Coverage List R1.0.0 CDR Supported Vehicle List 2013 Make Model Module Fiat Freemont ACM The numbers below coincide with the note reference numbers called out in the list of supported Chrysler vehicles. 1. For console mounted shifter, center tunnel before or aft of shifter. For column mounted shifter, center stack. 2. Vehicles equipped with side airbags can be read out by the CDR® tool. Vehicles not equipped with side airbags might be read out by the CDR® tool. 3. For model year 2006, some Chrysler 300, Dodge Magnum, Dodge Charger, Dodge Dakota, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and Jeep Commander models may contain EDR data that can not be read by the CDR® tool. 4. Crash data is recorded for FRONTAL DEPLOYMENTS ONLY on these vehicles. 5. When downloading these modules using the provided CDR® cable, plug the cable into the CDR® Interface Module, apply power and wait at least 1 minute after power is applied before collecting data. Failure to do so may cause an error during download. 6. Retrieval of crash data through the vehicle’s DLC connector may not be supported on some early 2008 model year vehicles of this type. For these vehicles, the CDR® application will display an error message after attempting a DLC download and instruct you to connect directly to the ACM module using the specified cable. 7. For model year 2007, some PT Cruisers may contain EDR data that cannot be read by the CDR® tool 8. For model year 2009, Dodge Ram 1500 models have the capability to store pre-crash data for both deployment and non-deployment events. 9. The F00K108453 cable may be required for imaging some 2009 Ram 2500 Trucks. 10. Some early production 2011 Challenger, Durango and Grand Cherokee vehicles may not include Longitudinal & Lateral Delta-V and Angular Rate data. 11. The User Entered VIN must match the VIN stored in the ACM. If it does not match, the CDR tool will retrieve EDR data but only include hexadecimal data in the CDR report. ** for direct to ACM imaging, these vehicles require the F00K10879 ACK Adapter © 2012 Robert Bosch LLC. All rights reserved. BOSCH is registered trademark of Robert Bosch GmbH. CDR v8.1 Vehicle Coverage List R1.0.0 CDR Supported Vehicle List Supported Ford Vehicles 2002 Make Model Module 2001 Ford Ranger ACM Make Model Module Ford Thunderbird ACM Ford Crown Victoria ACM Ford Windstar ACM Ford Escape ACM Lincoln Continental ACM Ford Escort ACM Lincoln LS ACM Ford Excursion ACM Lincoln
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