Read Measuring Block Values

1995 Audi 90 Quattro Sport V6-2.8L (AAH)SECTION Read Measuring Block Values
READ MEASURING BLOCK VALUE
(VAG 1551 function 08)

PROCEDURE

- Connect VAG 1551 scan tool. Refer to Connecting and Operating VAG 1551 Scan Tool. Connecting and Operating VAG 1551 Scan Tool

- Advance through program until display appears as shown:

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Select function XX


- Let engine idle.

- Press 0 and 8 buttons to select function 08 "Read Measuring Block Value"

- Display will appear as shown:

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08 - Read Measuring Block Value


- Press Q button to enter input

- Display will appear as shown:

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Input display group number XX


Refer to Measuring Value Block Overview Chart for display group selections.

- Press 0 and 1 buttons to select display group 01 (example)

- Press Q button to enter input
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- Display will appear as shown:

Read Measuring Block Value 1
1 2 3 4


- Refer to the Measuring value block, Troubleshooting charts for the display values and actions to take.

NOTES:

If the value in channel 2 of display group 01 for the Throttle Position sensor is not to specifications, be sure the system has been brought to basic setting, refer to Return to Basic Setting.

If the printer is switched ON, the current display will be printed out.

The current display will be printed out each time the PRINT button is pressed.

When the specified values are obtained.

- Press the "Arrow" button

- Display will appear as shown:

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Select function XX


- Press 0 and 6 buttons to select function 06 "End output"

- Display will appear as shown:

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06 - End output


- Press Q button to enter input

- Display will appear as shown:

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Input address word XX


RENDER: 1.0x

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