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Author Mondeo EML is on :( ** now connected and fault found**
Twiggy
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12th Jul 11 at 08:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I take it you cant do a paper clip test

Looking at the ford version of Opcom/Vagcom things any pointers?

Where is the diagnostic port?



[Edited on 14-07-2011 by Twiggy]
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diesel?

you dont have much look with cars do you
BarnshaW
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is it a diesel? cleaned EGR valve?
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Petrol
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Probably better off asking on the TalkFord forums TBH.
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FoCom

here's the port:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2geOsNjmlgQ

[Edited on 12-07-2011 by adiohead]
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have you jacked it up?

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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also, try this:

http://www.talkford.com/topic/127543-self-diagnostic-test/

To enter the instrument cluster Self-Diagnostic Mode simultaneously press and hold the tripmeter reset button and turn the ignition switch to position II.

When tESt is displayed in the LCD release the button.

The instrument cluster will enter the gauge sweep test.

To navigate through the Self-Diagnostic Mode tests press the tripmeter RESET button repeatedly as required.

The self-test is deactivated when the ignition switch is turned to the OFF position or when the tripmeter reset button is pressed and held for 5 seconds.


Cluster DTCs
To read the complete list of codes, you'll need a dedicated fault code reader plugged into the diagnostic port. Some codes are available via the cluster, listed under the DTC entry described above. These are:

115A (P115A) Low Fuel Level - Forced Limited Power
115B (P115B) Low Fuel Level - Forced Engine Shutdown
9202 (B1202) Fuel pump and sender unit/fuel level sensor open circuit
9204 (B1204) Fuel pump and sender unit/fuel level sensor short to ground
9317 (B1317) Battery voltage high (greater than 16V)
9318 (B1318) Battery voltage low (less than 10V)
9342 (B1342) PCM is defective
9342 (B1342) Odometer RESET button sticking
9342 (B1342) Trip computer SET button sticking
9342 (B1342) NVM memory failure
A286 (B2286) MODE switch sticking
9359 (B1359) Ignition run/accessory circuit failure
A477 (B2477) Module configuration failure
D262 (U1262) Communication bus fault (missing CAN messages)
E196 (U2196) Invalid data for engine RPM (Invalid CAN message)
E197 (U2197) Invalid data for vehicle speed (Invalid CAN message)
E198 (U2198) Invalid data for fuel pulse (Invalid CAN message)
E199 (U2199) Invalid data for engine coolant temperature (Invalid CAN message)
E200 (U2200) Invalid data for odometer (Invalid CAN message)
E201 (U2201) Invalid data for ambient temperature (Invalid CAN message)
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Reading that adiohead, only a OBD2 scanner can turn it off and see whats going on
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Those codes above are available via the cluster though, so you may as well check to see if any of them have caused the EML light.

no?
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quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
Those codes above are available via the cluster though, so you may as well check to see if any of them have caused the EML light.

no?


Yup but i also need to turn the light off afterwards....

Very helpfull fella
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So you're not bothered about fixing it? Just want the light off?
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dashboard diags are worthless, they dont give you any fault codes that mean anything, its mainly faults that show up with the actual dials themselves.

try one of those cheap 14 quid bluetooth obd adapters off ebay and hook it up to your laptop or phone
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quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
So you're not bothered about fixing it? Just want the light off?


No what i mean is i can do the dash thing and find the problem but i need the OBD2 thing to turn off the light once fixed as you can do that on the dash
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve

try one of those cheap 14 quid bluetooth obd adapters off ebay and hook it up to your laptop or phone


Trying to find one thats not from China that will take years to arrive
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That's good, sounded like you weren't that bothered in finding the source.

My EML light flashed at me the other day under speed and car did a fuel dump into the engine.

Stupid VAG car
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Just orderd ....

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120747122086
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cool ther are some that are sent from uk, i ordered one was here in a few days, says on the ad pic "Ship from UK"
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Grrrrrrrrrrrr

Failed to open OBD-II connection! Error 109: OBD-II interface not found
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Quick delivery
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Very much so shame its not connecting

Their help line is always busy aswell
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Not sure how similar the software is to vagcom, but what com port are you using for the cable? Have you configured it properly?
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Tried other USB ports on your laptop?
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its a usb thingy, i will try another port
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If it like vagcom, you need to set the port you're using in the settings. Ensure it's the same port that's setup for the USB device under your port settings in device manager.

[Edited on 13-07-2011 by loafofbrett]

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