Invisible_Ordinary
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Hi All,
First, first real post, so "hi". This forum has been extremely helpful in doing the basic maintenance that I intend to do ('15 T4R SR5)
I have been using GoFar as a milage logger - it's basically a BT ODBII with a memory bank / logging capability. Since it stays plugged in, it also reads the error codes - which I got about a week+ ago: P2441 - Secondary Air Injection System Switching Valve Stuck Closed Bank 1). I was traveling and didn't look into it until I got back, and by the time it got back, it had been relegated to history, and cleared (I didn't, and don't think GoFar did either). I have OBD Fusion as well (use via VLink WiFi OBD II), and that doesn't even show the error code (shows no error codes, though I'll admit that that app is a little opaque to me, and though I know it's there somewhere, I can't find the history to see if this was logged at some point).
Anyway, wondering if this is something normal, just not to worry about, or what… any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dave
First, first real post, so "hi". This forum has been extremely helpful in doing the basic maintenance that I intend to do ('15 T4R SR5)
I have been using GoFar as a milage logger - it's basically a BT ODBII with a memory bank / logging capability. Since it stays plugged in, it also reads the error codes - which I got about a week+ ago: P2441 - Secondary Air Injection System Switching Valve Stuck Closed Bank 1). I was traveling and didn't look into it until I got back, and by the time it got back, it had been relegated to history, and cleared (I didn't, and don't think GoFar did either). I have OBD Fusion as well (use via VLink WiFi OBD II), and that doesn't even show the error code (shows no error codes, though I'll admit that that app is a little opaque to me, and though I know it's there somewhere, I can't find the history to see if this was logged at some point).
Anyway, wondering if this is something normal, just not to worry about, or what… any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dave