Multiecuscan

Hello.
I have a problem with my fiat 500 1.3 mjt dpf.
I replaced the oil and did the "service interval reset" with the hardware (1.4a elm modified with dirty solution) and adapter cable yellow.
After about 200km flashing light oil (and writes the following message: to change engine oil).
What should I do?
I have to go into system-engine-"particle filter replacement", to reset the counter of regeneration?
I should do the procedure at every oil change?
thanks

maxpaine_1 wrote:What should I do?

Goto engine ECU->F7->Oil change(Only for version wtih DPF).

BAS

Hello.
thank you for your response.
but I must also reset the counter on the regeneration of the "filter" particle "?
because the calculation of the unit of Fiat 500, the result is: after a number of regenerations is necessary to change the oil. does not work like that?
so you need to reset the counter of the filter .... not?
thanks

maxpaine_1 wrote:but I must also reset the counter on the regeneration of the "filter" particle "?

No.

maxpaine_1 wrote: because the calculation of the unit of Fiat 500, the result is: after a number of regenerations is necessary to change the oil. does not work like that?
so you need to reset the counter of the filter .... not?
thanks

You have to change oil only if there was a lot of unsucessfull regenerations and diesel-fuel get into the engine oil.

BAS

Hello.

ok. I did as you wrote to me. "" engine ECU-> F10-> Oil Change "
I hope that I have solved the problem of oil degradation.
in the "oil degradation level" marks 100% on software multiecuscan.
before: "engine ECU-> F10-> Oil Change" "oil degradation level" marks 0%
I did everything right?
Thank you.

maxpaine_1 wrote:Hello.

ok. I did as you wrote to me. "" engine ECU-> F10-> Oil Change "
I hope that I have solved the problem of oil degradation.
in the "oil degradation level" marks 100% on software multiecuscan.
before: "engine ECU-> F10-> Oil Change" "oil degradation level" marks 0%
I did everything right?
Thank you.

It's ok, FES sometimes shows opposite value.

BAS

Hello.
because of opposing values​​?
how do I know when it is right?
I have to count back?
I know that at 0%, the oil is completely degraded.
and when the oil is 100% good?
Thank you.

maxpaine_1 wrote:Hello.
because of opposing values​​?
how do I know when it is right?
I have to count back?
I know that at 0%, the oil is completely degraded.
and when the oil is 100% good?
Thank you.

Yes, maybe Yani will fix it.

BAS

bas wrote:

maxpaine_1 wrote:Hello.
because of opposing values​​?
how do I know when it is right?
I have to count back?
I know that at 0%, the oil is completely degraded.
and when the oil is 100% good?
Thank you.

Yes, maybe Yani will fix it.

BAS

so does the degradation of oil from 0% to 100% when it reaches 100% means that you degradado. Even with the examiner does so uff.Fiat tool. Yani has put the right program as required by the control unit
regards Aaron

Aron96 wrote:

bas wrote:

maxpaine_1 wrote:Hello.
because of opposing values​​?
how do I know when it is right?
I have to count back?
I know that at 0%, the oil is completely degraded.
and when the oil is 100% good?
Thank you.

Yes, maybe Yani will fix it.

BAS

so does the degradation of oil from 0% to 100% when it reaches 100% means that you degradado. Even with the examiner does so uff.Fiat tool. Yani has put the right program as required by the control unit
regards Aaron

Hello.
maybe it's a bug in the software multiecuscan.
because now, after I did the command "ECU-> F10-> Oil Change"
the degradation of oil is 100%.
I think that counts backwards
because prior to the command, the degradation of oil was 100%.