Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

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Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby tweetdriver63 » Sat 30.01.2010, 20:59

If anybody has one, I would like to see a healthy elanscan run for comparison purposes. Preferably from an O2 sensor equipped car, and if possible, logged from cold start for maybe 5 minutes or so up to about 60 mph.

It would be very helpful.

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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby PECKHS » Wed 13.10.2010, 10:35

yes, as i have just gotten my interface from geoff, I would be interested to see an elanscan from a healthy car too..
anyone can post a scan?
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby MPx » Wed 13.10.2010, 10:51

If noone else has one already available to post, I'll go out and do one for you. I think our car's healthy, but I never know cos I dont really understand all the data, doh!

Its an S2 with ESM's switcher, Piper 2.25 Sportcat and PCE - so what would you like it set to? Std S2 or Everest? Normal driving for 5 mins or some faster bursts etc? Say what you need and I'll try to do it. :D
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby rip » Wed 13.10.2010, 17:38

Looks like this thread got lost for a while.

I'll see what I have when I get home. I think I have a few to choose from. IIRC, they're all from open loop SE's though.
An idling one is quite useful to give you some idea of what the sensors are reading at tickover.
A similar one with the engine off is also useful.

I can't take such a scan from mine at the moment because I think my Idle Air Control valve is faulty.
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby PECKHS » Thu 14.10.2010, 02:25

tks guys
as some of you may know, my elan is still in the workshop. most of the parts i need has arrived for the repairs, but i feeel it would be good if there is a base comparison from a healthy running car
will be trying out the elanscan later at my workshop, hope it works.. 8)
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby tigerdog » Fri 15.10.2010, 06:14

Probably not helpful because of the 3 Bar MAP sensor, big injectors, big turbo, MBC and California emissons chip, etc., but here's one coldstart-to-fans.
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby PECKHS » Fri 15.10.2010, 08:11

ok, this is my test scan. pls ignore the values cos my friend took the top off to change the valve stem seal without telling me...
this is a scan with the ignition switch at the "ON" position, engine not started. there is a error 'Bad echo (sent F4 56 01 B5 received). what does it mean? is it because my engine was not started?
note the PROM ID. it indicates a 1499, which matches my chassis/VIN SCC100ZT1NHA46326. the 13th digit is 4, so it should be a US elan or a S2. but, how can that be possible?? mine's a RHD, so it can't be from US, and the year of manufacture was 1992, can't be a S2 too....
anyone??? :?:
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby rip » Fri 15.10.2010, 22:34

I think the program can be adjusted to wait a little longer for data in order to get rid of those errors, but it doesn't really matter. They have no negative effect so I ignore them.

Here is a scan from Miss Elan's SE taken from cold-ish last month. It is unmodified & running normally.
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Re: Could somebody post a healthy elanscan run?

Postby PECKHS » Sat 16.10.2010, 02:18

tks rip
hopefully the elan will be up in 2 weeks time and i'll be able to run a proper scan then
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