From: Tony Brett on 31 Aug 2008 14:23 Hi, A mate's diesel BMW 320d on a 52 plate has just had it's engine rebuilt by a 3rd party garage after cambelt failure and we reckon it's running really badly. My OBDII scanner connects to it OK and shows 3 fault codes: P0C38 C2B18 C0700 I can't find any reference to these anywhere on the internet and the scanner (Geniscan GS400) has no idea what they mean either. The 0s are all zeros and not the letter before p. Can anyone shed any light? The car is of course going back to the garage so the question is just for interest really. Thanks, Tony
From: moray on 31 Aug 2008 14:41 "Tony Brett" <tony(a)tonybrett.org.uk> wrote in message news:6i05sqFocb47U1(a)mid.individual.net... > Hi, > > A mate's diesel BMW 320d on a 52 plate has just had it's engine rebuilt > by a 3rd party garage after cambelt failure and we reckon it's running > really badly. > > My OBDII scanner connects to it OK and shows 3 fault codes: > > P0C38 > C2B18 > C0700 > > I can't find any reference to these anywhere on the internet and the > scanner (Geniscan GS400) has no idea what they mean either. The 0s are > all zeros and not the letter before p. > > Can anyone shed any light? > > The car is of course going back to the garage so the question is just > for interest really. > > Thanks, > > Tony Sounds like the scanner can't handle codes outwith the P0 range. I'd hazard a guess that the P0c38 code should infact be P1238 (hexadecimal C = 12), however P1 codes are manufacturer specific (only P0 and now P2 codes have definitions fixed under the EOBD standard), but google may provide an answer. The C codes relate to body modules, which are not covered by any standard, the same as U codes (network communication codes)
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