chopper007
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Ahh ok. Well I will take a look. Let me know your findings and if there is something to look at especially. I can handle a soldering iron, so happy to have a go.
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chopper007
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afternoon, did you manage to fix the driver pack then ?
had another fault with it today,9 pouring rain) and have figured out i have water getting someplace around the pollen filter ( i think ).. the white connectors behind the foot panel in the passenger side were soaked.. so have dried them out, siliconed the pollen filter ( again ) and will clear the faults this aft and see what happens, plan to wrap the connectors in pvc tape too, to try stop ingress in future..
had another fault with it today,9 pouring rain) and have figured out i have water getting someplace around the pollen filter ( i think ).. the white connectors behind the foot panel in the passenger side were soaked.. so have dried them out, siliconed the pollen filter ( again ) and will clear the faults this aft and see what happens, plan to wrap the connectors in pvc tape too, to try stop ingress in future..
Datatek
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You would be better chopping out the connectors, soldering the wires together and insulating with glue filled heat shrink tube.
Water also leaks in round the screws that hold the plastic valence down, a generous coat of silicone round the heads fixes it.
chopper007
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Sounds like a good plan tbh. Fixed it again as I said.. Pouring with rain and after only 5 miles. Back to fault status. I'm planning to replace the driver pack as you suggest incase the 'over pressure' fault is causing some of this too. Back to t-bay
