jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
have you driven it and rechecked the codes
sierrafery
Well-Known Member
replaced what? the whole shuttle valve assy or just the switch pack(so called repair kit?) ...cos if you did only that the issue is not fixed : Necessity of the mod = SVS fix(wiring mod option B) "graphic" explanation , also if you erased the code you must drive it a while untill the code is logged again.... unless the ECU is faulty
vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
I replaced the shuttle valve switch pack and installed the wires for the mod on it, but didn't connect them to the other end as the fault code disappeared.
If it was an abs sensor this should be picked up on the nanocom shouldn't it?
I've driven it a few miles but not all that far.
Re the ecu - it does sometimes throw a wobbly and the nanocom says it can't talk to it. Then after a few attempts it tends to sort it's life out.
If it was an abs sensor this should be picked up on the nanocom shouldn't it?
I've driven it a few miles but not all that far.
Re the ecu - it does sometimes throw a wobbly and the nanocom says it can't talk to it. Then after a few attempts it tends to sort it's life out.
vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
Ive taken it out for a few jolly jaunts and still the amigos are on, and the nanocom is not picking up any fault codes from them.
It is picking up a fault with the new height sensor. It says its still not working (but it seems to work fine?!) could be a dodgy wire I guess.
Any suggestions as to the amigos as its not got any codes showing otherwise?
It is picking up a fault with the new height sensor. It says its still not working (but it seems to work fine?!) could be a dodgy wire I guess.
Any suggestions as to the amigos as its not got any codes showing otherwise?
