Hello,
I've two DME codes (reported with INPA): 145, and 175, both ocurring at idle. They appeared after I did rod bearings and installed catless headers. These are related to bank 2 o2 sensor causing the dme to enrich the mixture up to the maximum factor it's allowed, which then causes the DTC.
I went to INPA to check the DME analog values but these are values that vary quickly and it's hard if not impossible to tell what's happening without a higher sampling rate and a proper timeseries graph, so what's the tooling we use? I saw BMWLogger is sold for 50 but it looks dated. Is it good? Is it still maintained?
I've two DME codes (reported with INPA): 145, and 175, both ocurring at idle. They appeared after I did rod bearings and installed catless headers. These are related to bank 2 o2 sensor causing the dme to enrich the mixture up to the maximum factor it's allowed, which then causes the DTC.
I went to INPA to check the DME analog values but these are values that vary quickly and it's hard if not impossible to tell what's happening without a higher sampling rate and a proper timeseries graph, so what's the tooling we use? I saw BMWLogger is sold for 50 but it looks dated. Is it good? Is it still maintained?

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