Logging Throttle Position and Accelerator Position

[GeorgeB]

Hi Folks,

 

I'm continuing to see the P1239 error code thrown up occasionally, chatting with the folks at h-dev, they agree that it would be worth me trying to log the throttle and accelerator position sensor voltages in the hope that the error gets thrown while I'm logging and we can narrow down what the problem is.

 

Short of buying the up-rev software and cable for £200, is there any way for me to do this without spending so much cash?

 

I've got an ELM bluetooth obd reader, but from what I can tell the Torque and DashCommander android apps won't log the info I need. Am I missing something? If not can anyone recommend other android, windows or linux software that would do the trick?

 

Thanks

 

George

[RobPhoboS]

Might be worth looking at http://nissandatascan.com/

Just check the forums, or the info/email etc

(just a thought)

[Richf]

I use this app (Works with torque) for my 370 but it looks like the 350 isnt supported

 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ideeo.niadvanced

[RobPhoboS]

I use this app (Works with torque) for my 370 but it looks like the 350 isnt supported

 

https://play.google....deeo.niadvanced

 

Maxima 3.5 V6 (A35 VQ35DE)

Looks like the engine is though.

[Ekona]

Doesn't support throttle position logging though, unless it's a feature they don't mention on that page.

[Richf]

There a number channels on my phone but without my car and the obd socket i cant confirm they get a signal but again this is for the 370

[GeorgeB]

Thanks guys. Nissan Data Scan III looks like it does the trick. Two sensors for each throttle body, plus two for the accelerator.

 

Just need to hope I'm logging when the ecu throws that code again!

[RobPhoboS]

If anyone else is looking at it, ensure you have the correct adaptor:

http://home.exetel.com.au/nds/NDSIIA/index.php?content=supportedadaptors