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chauez 03-04-2013 06:25 PM

140 Output Thermostat Map cooling error in INPA
 
I have read the forums and when most people recieved this error the solution was to reaplce the thermostat. I used did that and still see the error. This is what I get from INPA. Any ideas?

E R R 0 R MEMORY
Date: 03/02/13 18:30:19
ECU: 11E72KWP1
JobStatus: OKAY
Uariant: ME72KWP1
RESULT: 1 errors in error memory !
140 Output Thermostat Map cooling

Error frequency : 2
Logistic counter: 40

Error occured 1 times at:
Engine speed 600.00
Engine temperature 90.00
Intake air temperature 48.75
Supply uoltage 13.75

Error occured 2 times at:
Engine speed 600.00
Engine temperature 90.00
Intake air temperature 48.75
Supply uoltage 13.47

Error currently available
Error tested
REPORT

Error tested
Signal-/Path discontinuity current,
Signal-/Path discontinuity Initial,
Fault sporadic

And this from DIS

DME - SC DME: Activation, map cooling...

fmugur 03-05-2013 12:22 AM

The thermostat has a heating element in it. Check the impedance, I think it should be about about 12 ohms. If you have GT1 there is procedure to follow to identify the problem but it looks to me that the circuit is open to the heating element.

chauez 03-05-2013 09:58 AM

Thanks, I will check the impedance next. Maybe I got a faulty one. Is GT1 the same as DIS?

fmugur 03-05-2013 02:07 PM

That's right. DIS is the software where GT1 is the system running DIS software BMW used until recently.

chauez 03-05-2013 07:18 PM

I used a multi meter while the engine was cold and got 12.1 ohms, I beleive it is suppose to be 15 ohms. If that is the case then the thermostat is bad. Last time I use aftermarket oem if that is the case.

fmugur 03-05-2013 09:57 PM

15 ohms should be ok. The computer will look for a close circuit.
Use DIS and follow the steps in the Mao cooling error or connect a light bulb on the connector instead the heating element and see if the error comes back.
Do you have any symptoms other than the INPA code?

chauez 03-06-2013 09:40 AM

It is reading 12 ohms not 15. My laptop is having problems so I cant run DIS right now. I hope 12 ohms means that I need to replace the thermostat.


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