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[Solved] Peugeot 307SW 1.6hdi 110KM - Fault P1728: CAN Bus Invalid Engine Torque Information

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  • #1 16346012
    RYSZARD44
    Level 11  
    CAN bus invalid engine torque information.
    This is the description of the permanent error. How should I understand that?
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  • #2 16346078
    piotrekwoj1
    Level 42  
    In which driver is this error?
  • #3 16346254
    RYSZARD44
    Level 11  
    I do not know what you're asking. I received such information from a mechanic
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  • #4 16346356
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    Do you have a semi-automatic transmission?
  • #5 16347592
    piotrekwoj1
    Level 42  
    RYSZARD44 wrote:
    I do not know what you're asking. I received such information from a mechanic


    I ask in which driver there was such an error, in the engine ECU, BSI?
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  • #6 16348177
    RYSZARD44
    Level 11  
    I don't know, it was a reading from the computer that the mechanic connected.
  • #7 16348190
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #8 20255809
    Zen1973
    Level 2  
    Hello, I had the same error 1728, 401, 402, 405, check engine and power limitation. I fought EGR, even bought a second one. I also bought a second Bluetooth module with a program that connects to the PC. Thanks to this program, I noticed that there are 2 MAF airflow parameters, the first calculated by the engine at idle speed was supposed to have a value of 250, the second indicating the actual flow showed 0. I checked that the car works the same whether there is a flow meter or not and I decided to buy a new one (used original). Before it came, I took apart the one I had and it turned out that a hair-diameter leg in one element was broken. I soldered, but you know, the thickness of the tin changed the values measured by the element. I put everything back together, deleted the errors and, surprisingly, the error 1728 disappeared, the check engine went out, the engine regained the speed above 3000. Only error 401 remained - too low exhaust gas flow. After checking the flowmeter parameters, it turned out that instead of the calculated 250, it has twice as much, and on the turned off engine it shows the flow of 0.50g / s. So I had to wait for a new (used) one. After changing the flowmeter, the flow values were finally correct and the last error 401 disappeared, besides, the fuel consumption value during standstill decreased from 0.5l / h to 0.2l / h. The exhaust pipe from the EGR back to the engine has become hot (previously it was lukewarm). Summing up, error 1728 does not indicate a specific failure, but tells us that when collecting information from sensors, the computer calculates the speed incorrectly. It can be a rotation sensor, a flow meter (like mine), a rail pressure sensor, etc. Only after checking all parameters can we find the real fault.
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  • #9 20411848
    szatnia-sejmu
    Level 8  
    Zen1973 wrote:
    I also bought a second Bluetooth module with a program that connects to the PC.


    I understand that by "connects to PC" you mean that it connects to Lexia or DB? Could you give a link where you bought this BT with the program?
  • #10 20411902
    piotrekwoj1
    Level 42  
    szatnia-sejmu wrote:
    Zen1973 wrote:
    I also bought a second Bluetooth module with a program that connects to the PC.


    I understand that by "connects to PC" you mean that it connects to lexia or DB? Could you give a link where you bought this BT with the program?


    Well, it certainly does not connect to lexia or DB. He bought some Bluetooth toy to which he probably got some program that can be downloaded from the net and that's it.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the error code P1728, indicating "CAN Bus Invalid Engine Torque Information" in a Peugeot 307SW 1.6 HDi. The original poster seeks clarification on the error, which was reported by a mechanic. Several participants inquire about the specific ECU (Engine Control Unit) or BSI (Built-in Systems Interface) where the error occurred, as well as the type of transmission in the vehicle. One user shares their experience with similar error codes (1728, 401, 402, 405) and describes troubleshooting steps involving the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) system and MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor. They successfully resolved the P1728 error by repairing a broken component in the MAF sensor, although they still faced a separate error related to low exhaust gas flow. The conversation also touches on the use of diagnostic tools, with some skepticism about the effectiveness of a Bluetooth device used for diagnostics.
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