ElanScan - help reviewing

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ElanScan - help reviewing

Postby Paul Hague » Sun 09.10.2011, 21:25

Could anyone take a look at an ElanScan for me?

Got (three of four times) a momentary hesitation and CEL illumination on the way up to Prescott last weekend, but nothing on the way back or on a short trip today (which is where the scan is from). Nothing obvious to provoke the problem, just cruising along at steady revs.

I can see fault code 41 is stored, so I guess I should be ordering a new Hall Effect Sensor, but is there anything else that shows itself in today's scan?

13-oct-11.zip


Thanks in advance.
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Re: ElanScan - help reviewing

Postby saska » Wed 12.10.2011, 21:27

Paul Hague wrote:I can see fault code 41 is stored, so I guess I should be ordering a new Hall Effect Sensor, but is there anything else that shows itself in today's scan?

Can't see anything obvious on the scan.
Temps look good, EGR, secondary throttle are working, A/F ratio looks good -- down to 10.3 under high revs/boost. There are 2 knock events but no retard is applied so wouldn't worry.
Max boost is 0.67Bar which for a std 1499 is pretty close to spot on.
Think doing the CAS fault (HES) looks the way forward. Then see if the fault has gone.
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Re: ElanScan - help reviewing

Postby Paul Hague » Sat 15.10.2011, 17:17

Excellent. Thank you.
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