Durametric first use and codes, help please?
So, as mentioned in one of my earlier posts I ordered the Durametric cable, downloaded the Version 6 software and used the setup today for the first time.
Some remarks for those who might be interested: -download , ordering, shipping and all that was totally painless and fast -printed a lot off the durametric website like instructions etc., helful to read beforehand -installation and first use really easy, everything works as advertised. -Cleared the "service now" message on the Cayenne -scanned the Boxster for codes, worked, had a bunch of codes relating to the alarmsystem OK, here are the codes which cause my CEL to come on. P0036 P0056 P0141 P0161 Looks like both banks/O2 sensors are acting up? Little background, I installed Fabspeed secondary bypass pipes and after that the CEL came on. I know this should not happen, but,...... Any input to what can be wrong? I doubt that from one day to another all 4 sensors go bad? Theory, MAF went belly up? Vacuumleak somewhere? Thanks!! Later, Andy |
http://www.permoveo.ltd.uk/tabid/122/OBD-Error-Code/P0036/Diagnostics/Porsche/Default.aspx
http://www.permoveo.ltd.uk/tabid/122/OBD-Error-Code/P0141/Diagnostics/Porsche/Default.aspx Not a bad MAF or intake air leak. These are not mixture codes but O2 sensor heating circuit codes: Damaged harness, bad sensors, failed heater circuit relay, bad connections. |
Thanks topless for your post. I just wonder how this happens for both sides at the exact same time?
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Maybe... nobody plugged in the sensors :p , O2 harness in contact with white hot headers shorting to ground :mad: , fried heater circuit relay taking out both banks... lots of possible reasons. Get her up in the air and take a look around. There is always a reason.
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