[jithin23]

Originally Posted by PM - B

All

I have a MJD Linea - MY 2009, BSIII
Can anyone guide me to the specific OBD device that is compatible with this car, to read / identify fault codes.

You can get an ELM327 OBD scanner and download ABRITES Diagnostics for Fiat/Lancia/Alfa/FCA on your laptop.

Originally Posted by mtnrajdeep

I have a VGate OBD adapter and have scanned my XUV for any error codes. I got a U1001 error but there is no warning light and the vehicle performs just like it did on day 1. Is this something I should be worried about?

This error is due to Invalid or Missing Data for Primary Id. The U series ones are based on communication across various modules. Please get your XUV checked at MASS

[scorpian]

Ok so this is one tricky one which i havent been able to solve as yet.

CODE: P0217 in Suzuki SX4 DDIS.
Code this is for is engine coolant temp overheat.
Measures taken so far:
1)Replaced Thermostat assembly along with sensor-Issue Unresolved.
2)Entire cooling system drained and flushed and refilled with fresh coolant with distilled water-Issue Unresolved

Checked with Suzuki diagnostic tool, cooling fan comes on at set temperature and turns off at set temperature. No issue as per MASS in fans as they are working as per temperature.
No coolant boiling etc noticed.Coolant clean with no trace of oil etc.Even radiator and condensor cleaned with commercial degreaser.
MASS says ignore as long as its not causing any other issues.

Cleaned all sensors with electrical contact cleaner etc,including ECM terminals.

ANY Pointers??

[tilt]

Originally Posted by jithin23

Even I tried accessing the link today and it works fine on Google Chrome on desktop. Try clearing the browser cache and try again. Hope it helps

Here's a pic. Took this just now
Attachment 2167546

Thank you. Unfortunately that did not work either. I even tried with a completely unused browser, Opera, and cleared all cache and history and cookies, still no happiness.

Yes I realise it probably might work on Chrome. I am afraid that is one browser I am completely against using or downloading. Thanks all the same

Cheers

[jithin23]

Originally Posted by scorpian

Cleaned all sensors with electrical contact cleaner etc,including ECM terminals.

ANY Pointers??

Please try clearing the error from the ECM using the Suzuki diagnostic tool or get it done through MASS and the error will go away. If not, as MASS suggested, you'll need to ignore the error if it's not causing any harm

[ashwinprakas]

Here's my contribution, I've always been slaty towards careless car owners so imagine the irony when I got this on my 3 month old Bolero.





A week or two after purchase I'd hardwired a Dashcam and other than that haven't really made any worth while changes to make a note of.

The car did run without fail and it did fare fine when left idle for over a month, in fact the car started up just file when my father had warmed her up a couple of weeks ago.

So I'm not really sure if it was the hardwiring or my dad messing up something that caused the battery to run low and return the said error codes.

Anyhow this was a really bad time to know that the so called imported Jumper Cables I've been gifted were worthless for cold cranking a Diesel car.

It just keeps getting better doesn't it? But wait there's more.

I was shutting between TVM-PTA-KLM and in the mix I left my multimeter at TVM whereas the Bolero was parked at Kollam.

But anyways since I had to pick the lady I jump started the Bolero using a very crude method that involves the tyre iron and Jack lever and finally set out to PTA, after the 70kms drive the car effortlessly started up and things were back to normal.

But as seen in the earlier pic, the MIL was still there, so cleared the codes and restarted the car and the MIL went off.



So I'm assuming I'm good for now.

As an enthusiast this was mostly fun for me but for a layman this warrants a visit to the ASC which is the least bit convenient considering that the car is fine throwing up MIL's for something as petty as a weak battery.

Cheers A.P.

[greenhorn]

Can anyone help with interpreting what needs to be done for these codes?









PS. These are for a Tata Indica tcic bs3

[audioholic]

Originally Posted by greenhorn

Can anyone help with interpreting what needs to be done for these codes?

PS. These are for a Tata Indica tcic bs3

Sporadic errors mean there is an issue with the voltage these components are receiving. Check the battery and charging system first and then attack these components.

[govigov]

One or more of my rear parking sensor has gone bad and it should have set a code - B186x . My current OBD2 reader/scanner (ScanGuageII) can only read P codes. What should I get so that I am able to read B codes for my car?

PS: The car is a pre-FL scross 1.3 Zeta.

[Swapnil4585]

The P-0443.

My previous post on this particular code on my Corolla was in June 2021. Come April 2022, and the code is still there.

Today, I disconnected the valve and cleaned it with the Bulldog, and fit it back again. Although a noticed a slight smoothness in idle revs, the code has not gone. Indicates that problem is with the wiring, although cannot see any cuts / chewed up wires too.

What should be checked?

What is the best place to get this sorted?

Toyota
FNG
Electrician?

[jithin23]

Originally Posted by PM - B

All

I have a MJD Linea - MY 2009, BSIII
Can anyone guide me to the specific OBD device that is compatible with this car, to read / identify fault codes.

I was able to find one for FCA. It is similar to forscan in functionality and the app site is www.alfaobd.com. Has a lot of potential to tweak with FCA cars including Maserati and Alfa Romeo