Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
Thanks
Gary

 

On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:

>Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
>fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
>travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
>also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
>code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
>about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
>Thanks
>Gary

According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
the engine compart.

 

On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:

>Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
>fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
>travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
>also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
>code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
>about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
>Thanks
>Gary

According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
the engine compart.

 

Trickle <trickle@nooneownsthisatfreeserve.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message news:<1h2liv062v6fktrds0h8j6mkgshsnv7qgu@4ax.com>. ..
> On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:
>
> >Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
> >fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
> >travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
> >also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
> >code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
> >about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
> >Thanks
> >Gary
>
> According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
> fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
> the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
> written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
> the engine compart.

Yes I pulled the hazzard fuse and this reset the ecu (there were no
flashes at all) upon restarting the car it would not idle, I had to
increase the tick over speed

 

Trickle <trickle@nooneownsthisatfreeserve.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message news:<1h2liv062v6fktrds0h8j6mkgshsnv7qgu@4ax.com>. ..
> On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:
>
> >Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
> >fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
> >travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
> >also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
> >code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
> >about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
> >Thanks
> >Gary
>
> According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
> fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
> the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
> written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
> the engine compart.

Yes I pulled the hazzard fuse and this reset the ecu (there were no
flashes at all) upon restarting the car it would not idle, I had to
increase the tick over speed

 

code 1 is the oxygen sensor (lambda sensor) its in the exhaust manifold.
Either its failed, which they do eventually they are a consumable item, or
its unplugged. If neither then the wiring is damaged somewhere.
"Gary" <gaz@speed-mail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:71cdab07.0308020937.3c3738ab@posting.google.c om...
> "Brian Gunn" <brian@clare1980.plus.com> wrote in message
news:<IrAWa.53684$xd5.3233040@stones.force9.net>.. .
> > That's right - take the "Hazard" fuse out in the engine bay fusebox for
> > 10s...
> >
> > Brian.
> >
> > What codes are you getting from the ecu btw? check engine light that
comes
> > on after 15mins of driving could well be a code 1 - it'll look like the
> > light is flashing repeatedly, but in reality it's doing
> > flash-pause-flash-pause-flash etc as it repeats the code.. tell us what
code
> > you get and then we can see..
> >
> > Brian.
> >
> > "Trickle" <trickle@nooneownsthisatfreeserve.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
message
> > news:1h2liv062v6fktrds0h8j6mkgshsnv7qgu@4ax.com...
> > > On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:
> > >
> > > >Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
> > > >fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
> > > >travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
> > > >also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
> > > >code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
> > > >about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
> > > >Thanks
> > > >Gary
> > >
> > > According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
> > > fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
> > > the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
> > > written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
> > > the engine compart.
>
> Yes I pulled the hazzard fuse and this reset the ecu (there were no
> flashes at all) upon restarting the car it would not idle, I had to
> increase the tick over speed. I went out for a short drive and the
> check light came on, pulled the carpet back and yes you are correct
> it's flash-pause-flash-pause-flash, so what does this mean?
> Thanks for the advice.

 

code 1 is the oxygen sensor (lambda sensor) its in the exhaust manifold.
Either its failed, which they do eventually they are a consumable item, or
its unplugged. If neither then the wiring is damaged somewhere.
"Gary" <gaz@speed-mail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:71cdab07.0308020937.3c3738ab@posting.google.c om...
> "Brian Gunn" <brian@clare1980.plus.com> wrote in message
news:<IrAWa.53684$xd5.3233040@stones.force9.net>.. .
> > That's right - take the "Hazard" fuse out in the engine bay fusebox for
> > 10s...
> >
> > Brian.
> >
> > What codes are you getting from the ecu btw? check engine light that
comes
> > on after 15mins of driving could well be a code 1 - it'll look like the
> > light is flashing repeatedly, but in reality it's doing
> > flash-pause-flash-pause-flash etc as it repeats the code.. tell us what
code
> > you get and then we can see..
> >
> > Brian.
> >
> > "Trickle" <trickle@nooneownsthisatfreeserve.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
message
> > news:1h2liv062v6fktrds0h8j6mkgshsnv7qgu@4ax.com...
> > > On 29 Jul 2003 14:23:27 -0700, gaz@speed-mail.co.uk (Gary) wrote:
> > >
> > > >Can anyone supply ecu flash codes for a rover 216 with the honda pgm
> > > >fi unit. My engine check light comes on after about 15 minutes
> > > >travelling, The car still functions ok but the idle is a bit rough.I
> > > >also want to reset this ecu as i think it is showing more than one
> > > >code. I have pulled the fuse for this (by the drivers right knee)for
> > > >about 30 minutes but it did not clear it
> > > >Thanks
> > > >Gary
> > >
> > > According to my Haynes manual you reset the ECU by removing the 10Amp
> > > fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. It mentions an ECU fuse in
> > > the driver compartment in a list a the back of the book, but the
> > > written section on resetting mentions the 10amp hazard warning one in
> > > the engine compart.
>
> Yes I pulled the hazzard fuse and this reset the ecu (there were no
> flashes at all) upon restarting the car it would not idle, I had to
> increase the tick over speed. I went out for a short drive and the
> check light came on, pulled the carpet back and yes you are correct
> it's flash-pause-flash-pause-flash, so what does this mean?
> Thanks for the advice.