Fiat Bravo 2.0 multijet 165 sport I have the car in the workshop now and have done a scan for available modules by pressing F11 and it does not produce any results. so I can't forward the ISO of the ecu. Looks like I am going to have to pass this one onto the main dealer as I can only turn out the s...

Before your customer brings his car back you can do a "Test Connection" in MultiECUScan. Select Car Select ECU Press CTRL key and then select CONNECT. You will get a valid ECU ISO code but just carry on connecting with the YES option. Now look at the Actuators Tab. Hopefully you will see ...

Ok, undertstand If you do a SCAN (F11) you should get a report back of the modules and ISO codes. Post the ECU ISO code back to this thread. Post back ECU ISO coade Yani will be able to give you a definitive response regarding support. Or you could just post to the Requests thread for support for y...

s130 wrote:Well did you try / look?

Connect to engine ECU and open the Adjustments tab. Top of list is "Oil Change"

That's my problem I think. I can connect to the service but not to the Engine ECU. Its a 2010 vehicle so maybe the software not recognising the ECU yet

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I am a registered user and want to know if I can use ECUSCAN to reset the message and flashing oil warning light on a 2.0 Bravo Multijet 164