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Davie F

Active Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #1

Ok local garage plugged into the diagnostic plug in the passenger footwell and could get no power or signal, went to another who tried 2 machines, one which had its own power source and nothing so suppose its off to an auto electrician unless someone has had this problem and solved it.
Cheers
Davie

 

P38_Ireland

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #2

yes you have a blown fuse, in the fuse box under the bonnet, its also the one that sounds the alarm horn. cant remember the number but check it.

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #3

Or the wires have corroded off at the back of the connector

 

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eightinavee

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #4

Datatek said:

Or the wires have corroded off at the back of the connector

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Much more likely.

 

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paddocks1967

New Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #5

i would go for the corroded pins on the plug.

 

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Davie F

Active Member

• Mar 2, 2011

• #6

Ok guys will check out both tomorrow.
Cheers
Davie

 

P38_Ireland

Well-Known Member

• Mar 3, 2011

• #7

well blown fuse is the easier of the 2 to check so would go with that first and then the corroded connector!

 

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Davie F

Active Member

• Mar 14, 2011

• #8

Just got home at the weekend, checked the plug and fuse but both seem ok so have booked the car into an auto electrician for Wednesday. Hopefully he will sort the plug, srs light and abs light all at the same time or at least let me know what the problems are.
Cheers
Davie

 

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Davie F

Active Member

• Mar 17, 2011

• #9

Just got the rangie back, 3rd garage and could not get a signal, so suggestion is to get another abs ecu. This computer had its own power source but still could pick nothing up but when I had a sensor that was not set correctly in the hub the brakes did not work right at slow speeds but if I have to I will get another ecu, any other idea's.
Cheers
Davie