garage in Glasgow or Ayr for RV8
Discussion
If i was at home or if you can wait till after Chatsworth i could pop down and take a look. There is only a hand full of things it can be on a Chim.
Is it doing it from cold or hot or all the time? Does it feel like it is missing at all? when was the last time the plugs leads and Coil were changed?
I gave all my bits away so i could have done a bit of Fault finding with those i had a full Engines worth of the electrical side for a RV8 . Never mind a copy of the Bible and a multi meter should do the trick.
Is it doing it from cold or hot or all the time? Does it feel like it is missing at all? when was the last time the plugs leads and Coil were changed?
I gave all my bits away so i could have done a bit of Fault finding with those i had a full Engines worth of the electrical side for a RV8 . Never mind a copy of the Bible and a multi meter should do the trick.
Hi,
Yes I would, it's more than just a fault code reader.
This is taken from a post by Steve Heath on the General forum.
It reports and clears all 40+ fault codes not just the 14 or so basic ones.
It displays information on the lambda sensors so you can see how they are responding.
It displays the actual voltages so you can set up the throttle pot and see how this affects idle mode.
It does a ECU power up check to check that the fuel pump is priming and for stepper motor reset.
It allows you to turn the fuel pump on and off.
It allows you to move the stepper motor at will.
It displays when the ECU goes into idle mode and the conditions that cause it to do so.
It can detect noisy throttle pot movement.
It also describes the map type: region, cats or no cats
Take a look a SH web-site for a much more detailed description of it's functions etc.
Cheers,
Ian.
Yes I would, it's more than just a fault code reader.
This is taken from a post by Steve Heath on the General forum.
It reports and clears all 40+ fault codes not just the 14 or so basic ones.
It displays information on the lambda sensors so you can see how they are responding.
It displays the actual voltages so you can set up the throttle pot and see how this affects idle mode.
It does a ECU power up check to check that the fuel pump is priming and for stepper motor reset.
It allows you to turn the fuel pump on and off.
It allows you to move the stepper motor at will.
It displays when the ECU goes into idle mode and the conditions that cause it to do so.
It can detect noisy throttle pot movement.
It also describes the map type: region, cats or no cats
Take a look a SH web-site for a much more detailed description of it's functions etc.
Cheers,
Ian.
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