Which OBD2 reader for my V12 Vantage?
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I have one of these which reads the codes on my V8VR and allows the reset of the Emission Service Light.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OBD2-U480-Car-Diagnostic...
I eventually had to replace the two upstream O2 Hego Sensors on the cats since the Emission Service light started coming on every few days, but used the OBD reader to reset the light prior to getting to that stage.
The O2 sensor error codes tripping my Emission light are detailed below
P0133 - O2 Sensor slow response (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
P0153 - O2 Sensor slow response (Bank 2 Sensor 1)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OBD2-U480-Car-Diagnostic...
I eventually had to replace the two upstream O2 Hego Sensors on the cats since the Emission Service light started coming on every few days, but used the OBD reader to reset the light prior to getting to that stage.
The O2 sensor error codes tripping my Emission light are detailed below
P0133 - O2 Sensor slow response (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
P0153 - O2 Sensor slow response (Bank 2 Sensor 1)
I use an ELM327 http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00DYOVXZ0/ref=sr_1_1?i... together with an app called DashCommand. £20 all-in and it works great
Mine always shows a throttle position sensor error which the dealer has checked several times and always stated they they could not find a fault so reset the error. It comes up every few months so I reset it myself although the per ant codes are retained so the history is there for the dealer to review it if needed.
Mine always shows a throttle position sensor error which the dealer has checked several times and always stated they they could not find a fault so reset the error. It comes up every few months so I reset it myself although the per ant codes are retained so the history is there for the dealer to review it if needed.
Edited by TuonoPants on Thursday 17th September 17:51
http://www.obdinnovations.com/vgate-icar-2-elm327-...
Got mine from fleabay, Wicked with dashcommand. Leave it fitted, its tiny.
Got mine from fleabay, Wicked with dashcommand. Leave it fitted, its tiny.
Hi,
I got one of the cheap eBay ones, but I wish I had got a small one to work with Dash Command as it can be left there permanately rather than faffing about on your hands and knees to get under where your left knee would go.
Out of interest how much is it to replace the two sensors, I was thinking of waiting until the next service?
Sean
I got one of the cheap eBay ones, but I wish I had got a small one to work with Dash Command as it can be left there permanately rather than faffing about on your hands and knees to get under where your left knee would go.
Out of interest how much is it to replace the two sensors, I was thinking of waiting until the next service?
Sean
Rappa said:
Out of interest how much is it to replace the two sensors, I was thinking of waiting until the next service?
Sean
http://astonmartinbits.com/models/5-V8-Vantage/par...
Seems to be a recurring theme on here that this warning is best resolved by ignoring it and resetting the tell-tale. We hardly ever hear of anyone actually fixing the problem.
(Mind you, a lot also start to diagnose doom and gloom about a TPMS message before checking their tyre pressures.)
Strange bunch, Aston owners.
(Mind you, a lot also start to diagnose doom and gloom about a TPMS message before checking their tyre pressures.)
Strange bunch, Aston owners.
Impasse said:
Seems to be a recurring theme on here that this warning is best resolved by ignoring it and resetting the tell-tale. We hardly ever hear of anyone actually fixing the problem.
(Mind you, a lot also start to diagnose doom and gloom about a TPMS message before checking their tyre pressures.)
Strange bunch, Aston owners.
In my case the warning light started coming on every couple of days and by replacing both O2 sensors cured the problem permanently.(Mind you, a lot also start to diagnose doom and gloom about a TPMS message before checking their tyre pressures.)
Strange bunch, Aston owners.
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