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I just bought the Torque product from the Market because I needed to get a description of a particular OBD code.
I have a 2004 Jaguar x-type (3.0 liters) and the OBDII adaptor gave me the error code P1647.
Needless to say that this Torque Pro app provided NO ADDED VALUE whatsoever.
My car [obviously] supports OBDII, but the description provided by Torque ("Driver 1 Line 7") does not mean anything to me (or anybody else for that matter).
Although Torque claims that it supports all car models (manufactured, if I remember correctly, after 1996... or so), it's clearly not supporting my Jaguar.
I just wanted to find out what part needs to be replaced for this error code (P1647).
The closest Jaguar car service is 300 miles away and my "check engine" light is turned ON.
Please help me.
Thank you very much!
Posted : 04/01/2012 3:19 pm
Not to be sarcastic but did you google the code? The OBDII description is what you got: Driver 1 Line 7. Sometimes OBD codes are still cryptic so don't blame torque.
A quick google search and found:
http://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x-type-14/code-p1647-obdii-59980/
Oh and it's an O2 sensor problem according to the post.
P1647 EMS
EOBD
ECM HO2 Sensor control
malfunction –
bank 2 upstream (2/1)
Drive vehicle for 10 minutes 2 N ECM Default:
– HO2S 2/1 control circuit
inhibited
— HO2 Sensor 2/1 heater failure
HO2 Sensor 2/1 sensing circuit:
short circuit to ground, short circuit to
high voltage, open circuit
ECM Failure
Posted : 04/01/2012 4:36 pm
Hi
'Driver 1 Line 7' is a Chrysler/Jeep fault specific code (it should show chrysler in the window when displayed in torque) so that description isn't related to your fault code.
P1xxx codes are manufacturer specific unlike P0xxx codes which are generic, so you have to look up the one specific to your manufacturer if not already known to Torque (or the website that it also links to from the fault code screen). The easiest way to do this is to google 'P1647 Jaguar' which does return a lot of results relating to the O2 sensor heater as being the likely cause of failure (it could also be a fuse for the heater blown, but this would likely show other fault codes as well)
Posted : 04/01/2012 9:25 pm
Oh snap
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