2005 Mercury Mariner 3.0 1, FWDFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Generic OBD PID List

GENERIC OBD PID LIST

Freeze Frame Acronym Description Measurement Units
  AIR Secondary Air Status On/Off
  CCNT Continuous DTC Counter Unitless
X ECT Engine Coolant Temperature Degrees
X FUEL SYS1 Fuel System Feedback Control Status-Bank 1 OL/CL/OL DRIVE (1) / OL FAULT/ CL FAULT
X FUEL SYS2 Fuel System Feedback Control Status-Bank 2 OL/CL/OL DRIVE (1) /OL FAULT/ CL FAULT
  IAT Intake Air Temperature Degrees
X LOAD (2) Calculated Engine Load %
X LONGFT1 Current Bank 1 Fuel Trim Adjustment (kamref1) From Stoichiometry Which Is Considered Long Term. %
X LONGFT2 Current Bank 2 Fuel Trim Adjustment (kamref2) From Stoichiometry Which Is Considered Long Term. %
  MAF Mass Air Flow Rate gm/s-lb/min
  O2S11 Bank 1 Upstream Oxygen Sensor (11) Volts
  O2S12 Bank 1 Downstream Oxygen Sensor (12) Volts
  O2S13 Bank 1 Downstream Oxygen Sensor (13) Volts
  O2S21 Bank 2 Upstream Oxygen Sensor (21) Volts
  O2S22 Bank 2 Downstream Oxygen Sensor (22) Volts
  OBDSUP On-Board Diagnostic System OBD II
OBD I
OBD Combination of or None
  PTO Power Take-Off Status On/Off
X RPM Revolutions per Minute RPM
X SHRTFT1 Current Bank Fuel Trim Adjustment (lambse1) From Stoichiometry Which Is Considered Short Term. %
X SHRTFT2 Current Bank 2 Fuel Trim Adjustment (lambse1) From Stoichiometry Which Is Considered Short Term. %
  SPARKADV Spark Advance Degrees
X TP
VSS
Throttle Position
Vehicle Speed Sensor
%
km/h-mph
An X in the Freeze Frame column denotes both a mode 1 and mode 2 PID (real time and freeze frame).
(1) OL = Open loop, have not satisfied conditions for closed loop.
(2) Percent engine load adjusted for atmospheric pressure.

CL = Closed loop using HO2S(s) as feedback for fuel control

OL DRIVE = Open loop due to driving conditions (heavy acceleration).

OL FAULT = Open loop due to fault with all upstream HO2S sensors.

CL FAULT = Closed loop fuel control, but fault with one upstream HO2S sensor on dual bank vehicles.

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