Rover Gauge Diagnostics
Rover Gauge Diagnostics
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dellyend1

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156 posts

197 months

Wednesday 11th November 2015
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Hi Folks,

Well eventually found the ecu diagnostic plug (it was squeezed into the side of the battery box behind another relay !) after unravelling the full loom in the footwell.

I've done one quick session using Rover Gauge and I attach the pic below. Could anybody offer a bit of feedback as to what is going on ? I have found a fault code 44 for the odd lambada sensor so have ordered a new pair compatible Nissan sensors. The MAF is showing 16% and not 32-25 % but is that the fact that I have the throttle open at 19% when I took the pic.

Cheers All

Jeremy


blitzracing

6,422 posts

249 months

Friday 13th November 2015
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Looks like you have just done a ECU reset as the long term trim values are both at 0? You will get high long term trim values if the AFM output is wrong at idle. You really cant get anything else from this as you are holding the throttle open, so you have no base reference values at idle.