Panda 2012+ What's needed to run MultiECUScan?

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Panda 2012+ What's needed to run MultiECUScan?

Found this post below guys so sounds as though it’s not required to do this after just an oil change and probably should be left well alone unless you‘ve had to do anything in the list.


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[HEADING=3][HEADING=3]Goudrons

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From what I understand.

AFAS is a timing components wear adjustement reset function.
It's performed if you've had the timing chain off

Dispersion Correction is to do with the Uniair module.

This adjustment is aimed at adjusting dispersion of components affecting the actuators of the air intake circuit (control valve), in particular it progressively eliminates the mechanical error of the camshaft and the dispersion of the UniAir actuator; the procedure shall be executed in the following cases:
Engine ECU replacement
Crankshaft replacement
Rpm sensor replacement
Camshaft replacement
Camshaft sensor replacement
UniAir module replacement
UniAir oil temperature sensor replacement
Replacement of UEGO lambda probe upstream the catalyst
Warning: before executing this control, the AFAS values reset function shall be executed.

There's more info on these functions on various Alfa sites.

 
No.. Done nothing via OBD Port

Just dumped the oil and refilled 🙂
Any idea about this thing Charlie, oil screen, apparently the guy whose post is above posted how to clean it.

Found it.

 
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Mentioned in the GUIDE by @nemchek

Also found this too, worth a read.


 
 
Also found this too, worth a read.



That's basically what I had read..

I modified a deep socket in preparation (15mm.. iirc)
 
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