E85 Lots of errors

enuff_zed said:
iamnotme said:
Should I be able to talk to the Tire Pressure Monitoring module, because that doesn't want to play at all, no matter if my lead is in K or D Can mode
I may be wrong, but I think that is the module associated with the TPMS transmitters on the tyre valves, as used in later models. Your car should use the ABS sensors to measure and compare wheel rotation speeds to detect a tyre deflating. As such, the functionality is contained within the DSC unit. A caveat here is my very basic understanding of this system and based on my interpretation of the wiring diagrams.

Yeah I had come to this conclusion after reading a few different things online, and if I used my brain it would be obvious as I had new wheels fitted and there weren't any pressure transmitters involved.

I even tried removing the connectors from the DME and checking the pins, everything looks ok there. Once I reconnected and checked it, all the faults came straight back when I tried to clear them.
 
Ok, it gets weirder. I've put the manifold back on, everything else back together, but now the car doesn't start :D

The crank sensor error appears to have disappeared along with the throttle pedal error. I've checked a few other module and the CAN errors appear to have cleared on a few of them, but I'm not sure if that's because the engine hasn't actually started.

Code:
$SGBD: MSV70 Version: 6.00
 
 
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$DATAID: 004 9PP0L 901S 0AP3S
 ===  27.02.2025  ===  13:09:18
 
Current kilometre reading:      0 km
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comment line 1: 270225_1718.txt
comment line 2: 
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$FehlerOrtNr: 10880
$FehlerOrtText: 2A80 Einlass-VANOS, Ansteuerung                                  
57082A8052042088022829380000007A29380000006A000000000000
Error: 1(8) Nr: 10880    2A80 Einlass-VANOS, Ansteuerung                                  frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:        P2088 Nockenwellenversteller Einlass Steuerkreis (Bank 1) - niedrig      F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Motor Status                                ES            ES        
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.77 V       12.39 V      
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$FehlerOrtNr: 10885
$FehlerOrtText: 2A85 Auslass-VANOS, Ansteuerung                                  
57082A85D2042090022829380000007A29380000006A000000000000
Error: 2(8) Nr: 10885    2A85 Auslass-VANOS, Ansteuerung                                  frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (49) Fehler wuerde das Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL) verursachen         
  P-Code:        P2090 Nockenwellenversteller Auslass Steuerkreis (Bank 1) - niedrig      F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Motor Status                                ES            ES        
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.77 V       12.39 V      
___________________________________________________________
 
$FehlerOrtNr: 10777
$FehlerOrtText: 2A19 Tankentlüftungsventil, Ansteuerung                          
57082A19D2040458022829380000007A29380000006A000000000000
Error: 3(8) Nr: 10777    2A19 Tankentlüftungsventil, Ansteuerung                          frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (49) Fehler wuerde das Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL) verursachen         
  P-Code:        P0458 Tankentlüftungssystem Spülventil/Tankentlüftungsventil Schaltkreis (Bank 1) - niedrig F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Motor Status                                ES            ES        
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.77 V       12.39 V      
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$FehlerOrtNr: 12021
$FehlerOrtText: 2EF5 Kennfeldthermostat, Ansteuerung                             
57082EF552040598022829384F49007A29384F49006B000000000000
Error: 4(8) Nr: 12021    2EF5 Kennfeldthermostat, Ansteuerung                             frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:        P0598 Thermostat Heizungssteuerkreis - niedrig                           F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motortemperatur                          11.25 °C      11.25 °C     
  Kühlmitteltemperatur Kühlerausgang        6.75 °C       6.75 °C     
  Motor Status                                ES            ES        
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.87 V       12.39 V      
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$FehlerOrtNr: 10920
$FehlerOrtText: 2AA8 Variable Sauganlage Stellmotor: Ansteuerung                 
57082AA8520415120228293800007A00293800006800000000000000
Error: 5(8) Nr: 10920    2AA8 Variable Sauganlage Stellmotor: Ansteuerung                 frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:        P1512 DISA (differenzierte Sauganlage) Steuerkreis - niedrig             F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Geschwindigkeit                           0.00 km/h     0.00 km/h   
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.56 V       12.39 V      
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
___________________________________________________________
 
$FehlerOrtNr: 10921
$FehlerOrtText: 2AA9 Variable Sauganlage Stellmotor 2: Ansteuerung               
57082AA9520415120228293800007A00293800006800000000000000
Error: 6(8) Nr: 10921    2AA9 Variable Sauganlage Stellmotor 2: Ansteuerung               frequency: 2
  error type: 2  (69 ) Kurzschluss nach Minus                                               
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:        P1512 DISA (differenzierte Sauganlage) Steuerkreis - niedrig             F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Geschwindigkeit                           0.00 km/h     0.00 km/h   
  Spannung Kl. 87                          10.56 V       12.39 V      
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
___________________________________________________________
 
$FehlerOrtNr: 11937
$FehlerOrtText: 2EA1 Ölzustandssensor, Kommunikation                             
57082EA15404252A0228293800007700293800007800000000000000
Error: 7(8) Nr: 11937    2EA1 Ölzustandssensor, Kommunikation                             frequency: 2
  error type: 4  (201 ) keine Kommunikation über BSD-Schnittstelle                          
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:        P252A Motorölqualitätssensor Schaltkreis - Fehlfunktion oder Leitungsunterbrechung F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Geschwindigkeit                           0.00 km/h     0.00 km/h   
  Spannung Kl. 87                          12.19 V       12.09 V      
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
___________________________________________________________
 
$FehlerOrtNr: 11909
$FehlerOrtText: 2E85 Elektrische Kühlmittelpumpe, Kommunikation                  
57082E85580400000228293800330079293800330079000000000000
Error: 8(8) Nr: 11909    2E85 Elektrische Kühlmittelpumpe, Kommunikation                  frequency: 2
  error type: 8  (202 ) keine Spannung am Notlauf-Eingang der Pumpe                         
  Readines Flag: (17 ) Testbedingungen noch nicht erfüllt                                   
  error status:  (34 ) Fehler momentan vorhanden, noch nicht OBD-entprellt                  
  MIL - Status:  (48) Fehler verursacht kein Aufleuchten der Warnlampe (MIL)                
  P-Code:                                                                                 F_LZ: 40
environment text   /   entry at            84416 km(2.)  84416 km(1.) 
  Motordrehzahl                             0.00 rpm      0.00 rpm    
  Kühlmitteltemperatur OBD                 11.00 °C      11.00 °C     
  Status Motorsteuerung                   ENG_STOP      ENG_STOP      
  Spannung Kl. 87                          12.29 V       12.29 V      
___________________________________________________________
 
enuff_zed said:
I have a feeling you need to speak to Mr Esso and Mr Swan Vesta :poke: :?

You’re not wrong there 😂 this is so annoying

The faults came from nowhere a couple of weeks ago, and now it’s changed behaviour.

It’s supposed to be getting a full custom exhaust fitted next week, but I’m probably going to have to cancel it
 
I think you need a closer look at all the looms, earth points and wiring. If you’ve had some rodent damage you need to eradicate any further issues
 
bigwinn said:
I think you need a closer look at all the looms, earth points and wiring. If you’ve had some rodent damage you need to eradicate any further issues

All the other bits of conduit are intact. The only possible one would be the MAF as that isn’t in plastic conduit. It is also away from the side of the engine where the rat decided was a nice warm home.

I’ll check the MAF cabling tomorrow
 
Back on the car today as I was busy yesterday.

I've had the battery on charge, so that is fully charging. When I checked on INPA the voltage dropped to 9.4 on cranking, then jumped up to 10.4, which seems a bit low to me. I have a spare battery and now it only drops to 10.7 then slowly decreasing.

I also checked some other values in INPA and one that stuck out was ansaugslufttemperatur which using translate seems like intake air temperature. It was ready 66 degrees C which it most definitely isn't. Is this figure derived from the MAF sensor, or is there another sensor that measures air temperature? When I unplugged the MAF it dropped to 17, before rising to 27 with the MAF connected.
 
enuff_zed said:
Yes the MAF measures flow and intake temperature to calculate air mass.

Thought so, but could this just be another red herring in the world of my cars weird electrics? Surely if the cable was damaged it wouldn't read 17 degrees with the MAF disconnected, or does it factor in cable resistance?

The other week it was showing -40 which I presume is the reading if it doesn't have a circuit. My MAF is actually at the very front of the car, behind the grill, because of the supercharger. I'm guessing they would have had to extend the cabling to do that, as the MAF would normally be in the engine bay. I'm not getting a MAF fault now though which I was when I started looking on Thursday. I'm going to check the cabling anyway, but it still feels like I have more questions than answers.
 
Well the MAF has a problem :D wired by jokers, I'm surprised it has lasted this long wrapped in cloth tape where it is going to get very wet

I hope there isn't joint further back, though my money is on it being so
 

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Success with the MAF, it now reads a steady 12 degrees, which isn’t bad. My weather station shows 9.

Still have 8 sensor faults on the DME though. Start looking at those next for anything common such as voltage.
 
Found the other joint :(

They're all repaired now, and fuse F01 remains intact. I found out what my spare green connector was for, it's the crank sensor. I didn't realise that was under the starter, so that's back in place.

All that's stopping from starting now, is some ham fisted oaf(me) catching the injector loom when putting the manifold back on. Hopefully then the DSC fault moaning about not seeing the engine speed will clear, and order will be restored to the world.
 

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enuff_zed said:
You’ve done well mate.
Let’s hope this is the light at the end of the tunnel

Thanks. The only other fault is the DSC moaning about no engine speed. I wonder why :roll: I've pugged the crank in but I didn't want to try starting it again until I've repaired the injector loom, so fingers crossed that clears when it can see the speed.

Full custom exhaust fitted and dyno, then I'll be happy.

The irony is, I bought this car because of a spinal injury having a disc in my neck removed in 2021, which meant that riding my bikes was no longer realistic or safe. At the moment the car is trying it's best to cripple me more than riding a bike probably would :rofl:
 
Well it is all back to full health. Car starts and runs smoothly again.

Going for a test drive drive later, but hopefully it's sorted out the fluffiness lower down.
 
iamnotme said:
Well it is all back to full health. Car starts and runs smoothly again.

Going for a test drive drive later, but hopefully it's sorted out the fluffiness lower down.
Great result. Well done for sticking with it. :thumbsup:
 
Well done, just shows what bodges people do with their cars. Out of interest how difficult was it to remove the inlet manifold. Are gaskets required. Cannot seem to find a quide anywhere.
 
Mike6 said:
Well done, just shows what bodges people do with their cars. Out of interest how difficult was it to remove the inlet manifold. Are gaskets required. Cannot seem to find a quide anywhere.

Believe it or not the MAF extension was a professional job by the company that installed the supercharger in 2010.

The manifold uses o rings.

It isn’t too difficult to do tbh, especially when you’ve had it in and off a few times. There are a few videos on YouTube showing how to do it.

I marked the connectors as I went just so I’d know what was what, except the one that was already unplugged, and I couldn’t find a hole for until I looked at where the crank sensor was.
 
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