190e keyon/engine off values
Hey fellas,
Posted this earlier but decided the post name was not correct, so here it is again. I just checked the keyon, engine off value at pin 3 and the reading keeps giving me a solid 30.7. From what I can find here it seems that reading should be a steady 70, for a federal car. Is my car trying to tell me something? If anyone knows this code it would be much appreciated. Thanks, Josh 88 190e 2.3 with a 91 engine... |
Thirty is seventy!!
You are reading duty cycle, it is all a matter of point of view. Is the cup half full or half empty OR is it 30 percent full or seventy percent empty. |
Good enough for me, thanks a lot Steve!
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If you want to read it right, just reverse the leads. Place the positive lead in #2, and the negative in #3. That should give you the 70.
Read from that point on. And make sure of it. Example: If you read 30 (KOEOff), any fault values will be opposite on the fault codes table once the engine is running. You may get a fixed 70% and start looking for what it means, when in reality your fault code is a 30%. An example of fault codes: 70% - No TD/TN siganl. Open circuit in wiring at KE unit. 30% - Coolant temperature sensor faulty. |
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