FitnessBud wrote:Today I've changed the suction and pressure control valve and i still have the same problem its hard to start and will idle for around two minutes then start to smoke?
FitnessBud wrote:No i didn't what are learns? And how do i?
Today I've changed the airflow meter because the AA told me a code come up for it but its no different will only start with some easystart and now wont idle at all.
It does however stay running once its been started.
knobby1 wrote:FitnessBud wrote:No i didn't what are learns? And how do i?
Today I've changed the airflow meter because the AA told me a code come up for it but its no different will only start with some easystart and now wont idle at all.
It does however stay running once its been started.
Sounds like you need your own Forscan and ELM-327. You can't just throw valves and other fuel sytem parts at the transits and expect it to run properly. The fuel system requires the system be calibrated to itself or it will never run properly. Your AA man should know this. Airflow meters or MAF's rarely fail.
Forscan will walk you throu the process of doing the learns. Do you still have the old valves..? Were the new ones genuine Ford/Denso items..?? If not you're wasting your time and money.
Lord Knobrot
FitnessBud wrote:I've still got the valves and i replaced them with genuine Denso valves.
I've now ordered a ELM 327 and it's arriving today so i will try the forscan.
When i plug in the ELM 327 and go to the forscan website will i have to choose a certain option or does it automatically do a scan?
I've replaced the SCV and PRV after reading how they can cause starting and idle issues but I'm still suspicious of the fuel cleaner I've added the day before the hard starting and idle issue.
It was definitely diesel fuel cleaner and if its not dislodged anything causing more of a blockage and problem is it still possible the forscan is needed because the fuelling is now different from the system being clean?
Thank you for your help i really appreciate it this transit is being used as a campervan and is all i have right now so I'm desperate to fix it.
knobby1 wrote:FitnessBud wrote:I've still got the valves and i replaced them with genuine Denso valves.
I've now ordered a ELM 327 and it's arriving today so i will try the forscan.
When i plug in the ELM 327 and go to the forscan website will i have to choose a certain option or does it automatically do a scan?
I've replaced the SCV and PRV after reading how they can cause starting and idle issues but I'm still suspicious of the fuel cleaner I've added the day before the hard starting and idle issue.
It was definitely diesel fuel cleaner and if its not dislodged anything causing more of a blockage and problem is it still possible the forscan is needed because the fuelling is now different from the system being clean?
Thank you for your help i really appreciate it this transit is being used as a campervan and is all i have right now so I'm desperate to fix it.
Forscan is best downloaded and used on a laptop via usb to the modified ELM-327....the bluetooth and WiFi units don't tend to work very well.
Lord Knobrot
FitnessBud wrote:Yes I've order a cable one as i thought the bluetooth and wifi might cause problems.
As others have said the EGR valve could be faulty is there a way to manually close and disconnect it so it stays closed temporarily?
I've order a blanking plate and when i used EGR cleaner recently it did seem to stop the smoking after i applied it so i wonder how bad it is.
knobby1 wrote:FitnessBud wrote:Yes I've order a cable one as i thought the bluetooth and wifi might cause problems.
As others have said the EGR valve could be faulty is there a way to manually close and disconnect it so it stays closed temporarily?
I've order a blanking plate and when i used EGR cleaner recently it did seem to stop the smoking after i applied it so i wonder how bad it is.
If EGR is faulty it will throw a code. If you block it off, it will throw MAF, MAP and turbo over/underboost codes. Best to get it working correctly or have it mapped out completely.
Lord Knobrot
FitnessBud wrote:I'm trying to use forscan and can't connect to the obd protocol.
I'm told i should have a label saying if the vehicle is obd 2 compatible which i can't find
This is the second ELM 327 cable I've tried.
Would a 2010 model transit be compatible?
Am i missing something?
knobby1 wrote:FitnessBud wrote:I'm trying to use forscan and can't connect to the obd protocol.
I'm told i should have a label saying if the vehicle is obd 2 compatible which i can't find
This is the second ELM 327 cable I've tried.
Would a 2010 model transit be compatible?
Am i missing something?
Yes....2010 (Mk7) should be compatible. It's possible your OBD-II port is not well....
Does your interior light work..??
Lord Knobrot
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