Lorenzo's Imola sedan Project

[ELCID86]

It will most likely return. Hopefully it was a result of the work you did and just needed to clear itself (air embolism?)

[ZHPizza]

You can pick up a bluetooth OBDII scanner on Amazon for about $20. I keep one in the car in case I throw a code. It's still worth checking now that the light is off since it may have stored the code.

[Lorenzo]

You can pick up a bluetooth OBDII scanner on Amazon for about $20. I keep one in the car in case I throw a code. It's still worth checking now that the light is off since it may have stored the code.

Good idea. But I didn't think my ZHP had Bluetooth?


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[BMWM3186]

Good idea. But I didn't think my ZHP had Bluetooth?


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The OBD2 BT scanner will plug into your car, and then you can connect to the scanner with your phone with BT to it and check for codes. I might get one eventually but BMW scanner works for now.

[ZHPizza]

Good idea. But I didn't think my ZHP had Bluetooth?


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Here is the one that I have. Very useful for checking codes and using the Torque app.

Foseal Bluetooth OBD2 OBD Scanner Check Engine Light OBDii Bluetooth Car Diagnostic Scan Tool for Android Devices https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00T5G53ZM..._72r4ybHNX18SP

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[ELCID86]

Android :-(

I usually stop by Advance Auto and borrow theirs. Or hook up PASoft.

[edwin.colo]

Some can be used with iPhone as well, I use the app OBD Fusion.

This is the one I bought. The OBD connector creates its own wireless signal to connect the iPhone.

Veepeak Mini WiFi OBD2 EOBD Scanner Scan Tool Adapter Check Engine Light Diagnostic Trouble Code Reader for iOS iPhone iPad and Android https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WPW6BAE..._0gv4yb22017TN


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[ELCID86]

Thanks.

[Lorenzo]

Did DIY for power steering and brake fluids today. Power steering was easy. Brake Flush was easy too. Used Motive Pressure Kit and ATE Gold 200 fluid. Ran into one hiccup on the last wheel. When trying to open bleeder valve on driver front, I broke the bleeder screw.





I only had 4 oz of new fluid remaining in the Pump so job was nearly complete. I put back on the wheel and called it a day. I'll deal with it next year - buy a new bleeder screw, extract the old, and do another flush.

[ELCID86]

Wow. That sucks. I've had a few that were hard to turn, but never THAT stuck!