by "Mini Guy- Now has a 4Runner" (gavinharter30)
Published 12/16/2017 at 17:54
by "Mini Guy- Now has a 4Runner" (gavinharter30)
Published 12/16/2017 at 17:54
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Threw a code scanner on the mini. Says there are no faults with the engine. After driving around a couple miles, the check engine light went away too. Hmmmm....
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"FTTOHG Has Moved to https://opposite-lock.com" (alphaass)
12/16/2017 at 17:58, STARS: 2
Gas cap?
"DipodomysDeserti" (dipodomysdeserti)
12/16/2017 at 20:03, STARS: 0
Your gas cap seal could be on its last legs.
"PG; the scalpel wielder" (pgr34)
12/16/2017 at 20:41, STARS: 0
Buy a OBD2 DCAN to USB cable, download BMW tools and use INPA to accuratly diagnose. Off the shelf scanners dont compare. This software will give you a history of codes and an easier solution. lots of guides online
"Mini Guy- Now has a 4Runner" (gavinharter30)
12/16/2017 at 23:16, STARS: 0
Been using a Carly obd scanner. Has gotten every fault correct so far
"AMGtech - now with more recalls!" (amgtech)
12/17/2017 at 00:13, STARS: 0
Most generic scanners don’t support factory specific faults and this won’t display any at all if that’s all that was stored. Your fault was probably intermittent or a single occurrence “glitch”.
"Recovering Gaijin" (toxrensem)
12/17/2017 at 21:25, STARS: 0
This and a tablet and the TorquePro app and you can watch your engine in real time. Fun to watch the the timing responding to various inputs. And quite useful diagnosing oddball problems: I saved a buddy from just throwing parts at his truck with live data pointing to a restricted orifice rather than various modules possibly being bad