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G'day Dazza,
I've never experienced an issue like that, I'm sure some one on this forum will have more tech knowledge to answer your question. Cheers, Bondy |
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OK
Found the issue. Changed out ECU with another. Looks like I Had a dodgy ECU? Soon as I connected the forscan with new ECU connected without problems. Used the same cache ECU as well. Changed back and problem occurred again. So I can confirm bad ECU. Cheers Dazza |
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so at the risk of actually getting an answer , will one these work on 02/2000 au wagon?
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Just be aware though, AUs are not fully OBDII complient, so you will need to use the Forscan software as it seems to have proven results by many. What risk did you take? What was at risk? Cheers Stu
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ELM327-V1...63c85e3&_uhb=1 Last edited by Supersnake; 09-09-2014 at 09:08 AM. Reason: Forgot link! |
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/USB-Bluetooth-WiFi-V1-5-ELM327-OBDII-2-Car-Diagnostic-Interface-Scanner-BAAU-/191006682065?pt=AU_Gadgets&var=&hash=item2c78e2abd 1
Pick one, they'll all do what you want.
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#98 | ||
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OK I finally got off my backside and purchased a blue tooth ELM327 scanner and got it running with a laptop using Windows 7 with Forscan.
Pulled up a DTC in the Instrument cluster module - B1201 Fuel gauge sender open circuit. This was not news as my fuel gauge had a pattern of flickering from full to empty after filling up for about 30km since fairly new. I knew there was a fix using a revised sender but didn't think it was a big bother. A big thank you to the members who post their findings as it take ownership and maintenance to a higher level! cheers Bill
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Hi all i just scored a nice 2002 BA XR6 for $3.5k and thought one of these units would be a good investment, Just wondering if there is much difference between the different models or if they all do the same stuff?
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HHOBD-ELM...item2c77f388f4 http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2014-Mini...item258866336b http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Auto-Car-...item2c6f7917b4 Much difference between these other then looks? Thanks. |
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Hi everybody. I too have just ordered an OBD11 after reading good things. My quiery is that when you plug the device in that " a heap of old codes come up " and that people are clearing those "old" codes and dealing with whatever new ones are there. Don't fault codes indicate a repair is needed? How are old codes just erased without any action? Can't wait for mine to arrive!!
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Often a very tiny glitch/one off situation causes a code to come up, so its not indicative of a fault but more that it happened.
You can write down all the codes, but you clear them, then keep track of them, if it comes up all the time then you have a fault, also if something odd happens and you check for the code you can then decide what you want to do, ignore or fix/investigate further.
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Well my OBDII Vgate scan tool arrived today and I couldn't wait to plug it in! We have opened the TORQUE programme and plugged it in BUT BUT BUT it won't connect to the ECU!! Any ideas please!! George
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Well I purchased the Torque programme & also downloaded FORscan for the elm327. As soon as I plug the V-gate Bluetooth scan tool the power light comes on & I've had the PC light flicker but no OBD light. I get a error message stating that the ECU not communicating. I have seen pictures on the net that show an emissions sticker that states that this vehicle is obd11 compatable. My sticker does NOT have this on it. Surely an AU XR8 s2 built mid 2000 is obd11 compatable! Has anybody got a similar car and had a problem with just getting started with the scan tool??? Thank you. George
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Sorry to be a pain but I was going to add that in setting up I was directed to where you pick the " comport " you wish to use. I couldn't get any of them to work numbers 1 through 8 and I really don't know WHAT that means!! Thank you again
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Hi guys
My au 2 is using a lot of fuel , i bought a elm327 plugged it in and got a code of P0340 ( using ForScan ) after a lot of mucking around ( no one knew what i wanted ) i purchased a second hand cmp sensor from a wrecker i installed the cmp then rescanned , the code has gone from the DTC page ![]() but when i start the vehicle for live data it states that there still is a problem with the cmp sensor ![]() according to the manual there is only 1 CMP sensor and it is on the front of the engine above the harmonic balancer ( to the right of the crankshaft sensor ) , but if you put your mouse pointer over the red cmp on this page it states there are 2 cmp sensors and they are both located on the rear of the engine for a i6 ![]() im confused as to what i have actually changed - according to the numbers on the product i purchased it was indeed a CMP sensor ( i only found 1 reference to it and it was on ebay ) , the other reason is even the wreckers did not know what i wanted , the original part they showed me was not the part i was after, i had to open the bonnet and show them what i wanted ![]() Do i need to replace both CMP and CPS sensors at same time ( like the manual indicated but doesnt exactly say it ) from the above table readings is anyone able to point me in the right direction as to what is wrong |
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The screen of 2nd forscan had the temp at 57. Had the engine warmed up when you did the forscan?
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i found this Article here on the forums http://www.fordforums.com.au/vbporta...?articleid=212 it has the information in it i need after reading that thread i now know what to do -- why the wreckers did not tell me it was the wrong part i dont know but it just shows how honest and helpful they are but at least i learnt how take the drive belt off , remove the radiator and belt tensioner assembly and put it all back on - that was a first bursons said they could not help , now i know why |
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In your tune (on a V8, assuming the same for a I6), the ECU does not consider the engine warm until 160 DegF or 71.11 DegC. This is used as a switch for a variety of ECU functions. Cheers Stu
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I heard that Forscan can be used to pair the ECU and BEM, is this possible and how is it done? I am looking to get the Forscan software and ELM327 adapter if it's possible to do it.
Would it involve the following process? 1. Install new ECU and BEM into car. 2. Plug in ELM327, run Forscan and switch on car's accessories. 3. Edit catch codes in ECU and BEM to match. Would I then do a reprogram on my keys to match? Thanks...
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I know on B series you can do a PATS reset when you replace a PCM (Done it on a mates BA)..
You need to register on the forscan forum then activate forscan (its free), then go to service producers, BEM, and them PATS reset.. took around 5-10 mins..
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Thank you, pundit. I found this on the Forscan forum:
http://forscan.org/forum/viewtopic.p...&t=30&start=30 It seems that AU/BA/BF PATS reset has since been implemented since being requested mid-2015: http://www.fordmods.com/post1439944.html Quote:
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Can I use Forscan and the elm adaptor to find an ABS fault on the missus's AU?
If so which adaptors are you guys using with good results? |
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I used a $8 USB OBD11 from ebay with Forscan on AU1 Fairlane and it worked fine and read the fault codes fine. get the USB and use with laptop, I had no luck with the WIFI or Bluetooth |
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^ Exactly what I did.
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Same here
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Just received my ELM327 scanner from ebay
Downloaded Forscan to laptop Tried to run it on my BF11 Turbo- Wont connect to vehicle. Try it on my AU11 XR8 and works no problem. Have tried it a few times now on the BF and keep getting 'cant connect to vehicle'. The scanner is getting power, as it lights up. When first plugged in, it lights up green then scales back to 2 red lights. It does this on the xr8 as well. Any ideas? Not sure where to start. cheers Last edited by TimXR6; 19-04-2017 at 04:02 PM. |
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How do I get Forscan to read live data like in "ifla2450" post.
All I know about Forscan it reads and resets DTC codes. I'd like it to do an entire check to see if any engine components or other items may require attention or service? I have noticed over time, my normal idle revs is normal but rough at times. Also notice on occasions does not engage in reverse and at other odd times, momentarily no drive. I have a BTR Auto Trans. Are there any settings within ForScan I can run to see if any hiccups with transmission? Thanks in advance |
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