PorkRoll

iTrader: (7)

ok im having problems with the download from activematrix i am using an macbook. any one else using a mac?

Cinci Turbo IX

i would say its the ECU

PorkRoll

iTrader: (7)

i downloaded Scan Tech but my computer says there is no obd-ll hardware. i have scan tech downloaded as well as ecu flash

gsrboi80

iTrader: (38)

You'll need to set up your tactrix cable as a VCP (Virtual Com Port) as well as a USB device to get the Scan Tech Software to work. Then in the settings you'll need to select the Jeff Protocol. Ive been using Scan Tech for quite some time. Great Program.

ap-evo83

iTrader: (3)

this happened to me last month and the culprit was the crank sensor.

PorkRoll

iTrader: (7)

got the scan to work. its the crank sensor. So the question now is do i hold the shop that did my water pump liable?

Rod Munch

iTrader: (5)

Friendly conversation; no threats or demands works best. Under state law they likely have a 90-day warranty anyway.

PorkRoll

iTrader: (7)

the shop did no torque the center bolt on the crank, the crank pully....the one driving the timing belt walked out an took out te sensor. Are they liable in any way?

wrcwannabe

iTrader: (1)

Sounds like you got a good case to have them replace the sensor. Have them check the connector and harness while their at it to make sure its ok. I would have them pull the cover and check to make sure the front seal wasnt also damaged when the pulley walked out. or the timing belt.

If its a reputable shop, they should cover it all. After all they are the ones that never torqued the crank pulley retaining bolt properly.

Milburn

05blue8

iTrader: (28)

If it's in the line of the work they performed then I'd say yes, just let them know what happened.