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Titus A Duxass
Vanorak
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Topic: Intake Air Temp SensorPosted: 11 Jul 12 at 11:49 |
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Okay I'm now sorted with a Windows laptop and a USB OBD Cable.
I have 4 error codes. Active Carbon Filter error - no surprise there as the valve and filter is in the cellar. Vehicle Speed Signal Missing - again no surprise but will be fixed very soon Intake Air Temp Open/Short - The wires look okay Intake Air Temp electrical error. How can I check if the temp sensor is working okay, is it likely to be some sort of thermistor device? Should I expect to find 12v on one connector and ...... Cheers TAD |
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Bollocks to it all!!
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Posted: 11 Jul 12 at 13:31 |
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I'm assuming you've cleared the codes, took it for a run and then tested again?
What engine is it? I'm assuming AGG since you've got OBD. To test the wiring (assuming my wiring diagram is correct) My diagrams were incorrect - here's what autodata has to say: Pin 1 on the sensor is a White and Yellow wire, and it goes to ECU pin 37. Pin 2 on the sensor is a Brown and Blue wire, and it goes to ECU pin 29. Test the resistance between the ECU connector pin and the sensor pin, you should get under a couple of ohms. To test the sensor, stick the multimeter over both pins. I don't have the exact values off the top of my head, but it should read somewhere between 100 and 100k ohms - anything outside this and it's deffo completely shafted. Within these it might be OK or it might be out of calibration, but the ECU probably wouldn't claim it was open/short. If you want an engine wiring diagram, there's some here: No idea who hosts them, but I downloaded them for my conversion. He's password protected the file, but I cracked the password, its 4672. Edited by cobblers - 11 Jul 12 at 13:45 |
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Vanorak
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Posted: 11 Jul 12 at 13:50 |
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It's an ADY motor.
The codes returned after resetting and a run. The actual codes are: 0124730 0062516 0052330 00523157 Thanks for the diagrams, my motor is not on there. |
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Posted: 11 Jul 12 at 13:51 |
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IIRC ADY engines run the same ECU. I think that's what my AGG identifies itself as over vag com, too.
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Posted: 11 Jul 12 at 15:17 |
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ADY's were a kind of hybrid - 2E internals, AGG fueling/intake
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No Engine Or Gearbox Installed At Present...
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