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by Bremsklotz » Thu 26.05.2011, 13:39
I like to make the "Diagnostic Circuit Check"
Ther are a lot of Units would shown on the Tech 1 that i cant find in ElanScan.
Example "Fuel Integrator"
or "Block Learn".......(perhaps Flags 20- bit7?)
or "MAP Voltage"
or "Sync Pulses"
I think they are under "Flags" and not named. But i dont find.
I tried to check the 5V For the Map directli on the ECU, but i found no Signal. Its difficult to get in with the Checker.
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by matts1972 » Sat 28.05.2011, 21:11
Bremsklotz wrote:I tried to check the 5V For the Map directli on the ECU, but i found no Signal. Its difficult to get in with the Checker.
As long as Elanscan shows MAP around 1 bar in a straight line with ignition on but without the engine running, I would be quite confident that the MAP sensor is okay.
Regards,
Matthias
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by Bremsklotz » Sun 29.05.2011, 10:59
True. But i try to follow exactly the Diagnose Charts and there they want to control pressure and Volts. With the "should be okay" the car still not running. i must now work with system.
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by matts1972 » Sun 29.05.2011, 18:46
Bremsklotz wrote:True. But i try to follow exactly the Diagnose Charts and there they want to control pressure and Volts. With the "should be okay" the car still not running. i must now work with system.
Well it's up to you. I would not concentrate on diagnosing an okay MAP sensor, though.
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