ecu falt code MIL Light
ecu falt code MIL Light
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mannkork

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120 posts

250 months

Friday 1st September 2006
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Hi I´m a German TVR Cerbera Driver and a few days ago the MIL Light from my cerbi went on. In the handbook they say: drive slowly to the next TVR dealer but this is in Germany a real problem so I diceced to help myself (I´m working in an office and I don´t know much about the electric from modern cars). I bought the software a while ago and I had it on my laptop but I did not connect it to the car because it was not nesessary. Today I did the following: in the passangers footwell I found the box with a Sticker MBE Systems on it, I opend the box and there is the plug to connect with a serial 9 pin cabel which I had in stock from the computer in my office. At my laptop click on conecction and I saw all the data coming for the car. My fault was only the Airtemp sensor, the cabel was just off. I put it again and the MIL light went off and I´m happy.

Regards from Germany and sorry for my bad english

headcase

2,389 posts

246 months

Friday 1st September 2006
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bow

Who needs a dealer , well done mate

spartacus

2,878 posts

299 months

Saturday 2nd September 2006
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mannkork said:
Hi I´m a German TVR Cerbera Driver and a few days ago the MIL Light from my cerbi went on. In the handbook they say: drive slowly to the next TVR dealer but this is in Germany a real problem so I diceced to help myself (I´m working in an office and I don´t know much about the electric from modern cars). I bought the software a while ago and I had it on my laptop but I did not connect it to the car because it was not nesessary. Today I did the following: in the passangers footwell I found the box with a Sticker MBE Systems on it, I opend the box and there is the plug to connect with a serial 9 pin cabel which I had in stock from the computer in my office. At my laptop click on conecction and I saw all the data coming for the car. My fault was only the Airtemp sensor, the cabel was just off. I put it again and the MIL light went off and I´m happy.

Regards from Germany and sorry for my bad english

spartacus

2,878 posts

299 months

Saturday 2nd September 2006
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mannkork said:
Hi I´m a German TVR Cerbera Driver and a few days ago the MIL Light from my cerbi went on. In the handbook they say: drive slowly to the next TVR dealer but this is in Germany a real problem so I diceced to help myself (I´m working in an office and I don´t know much about the electric from modern cars). I bought the software a while ago and I had it on my laptop but I did not connect it to the car because it was not nesessary. Today I did the following: in the passangers footwell I found the box with a Sticker MBE Systems on it, I opend the box and there is the plug to connect with a serial 9 pin cabel which I had in stock from the computer in my office. At my laptop click on conecction and I saw all the data coming for the car. My fault was only the Airtemp sensor, the cabel was just off. I put it again and the MIL light went off and I´m happy.

Regards from Germany and sorry for my bad english


There you go, just a modicum of common sense is all that's needed most of the time!

ancol

412 posts

253 months

Sunday 3rd September 2006
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Your english is no doubt much better than most of us could speak or write german well done

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Sunday 3rd September 2006
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Out of interest 'mannkork' what sort of reaction does the Cerb get in the land of Porsche's?
And why not meet up with us all at the Cerburgring mext year? (see the thread)
And well done for sorting your car out - You Germans are so efficient

Edited by jensena on Sunday 3rd September 22:35