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MGF 1995–2002
MGF TF 2002–2005
MG Motor 2007–2011
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On most MG/Rovers one fits the steel spare to the smaller rear wheel and the rear alloy to the front, even if it is wider than the other front. You will only be going slowly as you have the undersized steel on the car.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Hi,
Pscan unit arrived today and have done a quick live data scan. Been trying to turn data into line charts without success so figures only.
I was hoping it would be the upstream O2 sensor as that would be a quick fix but it seems not to be the case.
I started the feed with a cold start until temp guage was at normal - idle only.
Upstream sensor started at 0.63v and fluctuated between 0.2v and 0.75v straight away.
Downsteam sensor started at 0.47v and stayed at that for some time then started changing at 67c engine temp. Fluctuated between 0.11v to 0.9v.
Fuelling correction - not sure what this is, meant to use fuel trims but it started at 100% and moved from 85% to 110%.
Reported being in closed loop for entire test.
Any suggestions on what to test next? Engine coolant temp sensor seems ok, MAP sensor?
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pscan.uk Diagnostic tool
Diagnostic tool for Rover, MG and Landrover cars
Diagnose Faults
Own a Rover, MG, Series One Elise or K series Caterham? Want to fix it yourself?
You can't fix your car if you don't know what's wrong with it. If your car has a fault light on you can read the error codes to narrow down the fault, but only if you have a compatible diagnostic tool.
You can't fix your car if you don't know what's wrong with it. If your car has a fault light on you can read the error codes to narrow down the fault, but only if you have a compatible diagnostic tool.
YOU CAN DO IT IN AN MG
Still!