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Just a thought check the fuel lines coming from the fuel pump I had a similar problem where one of the lines was chaffing on the chassis. At the top of the tank there was a pin hole in one of the lines which was allowing air into the fuel. It caused loss of power like you described and the...

hi nigel-s im not that bothered in selling the vehicle on i was going to run it a few more years then use it for laneing so that does not really bother me too much.

thanks hedghog70 useful info to know .

cheers terry that was what i was thinking too. Although im led to believe a diagnostic computer is the only way of removing the codes from the wabco abs computer it controls the traction control, hill decent and auto level suspension. i have looked on many forums regarding the faults with this...

thanks for the advice thats what i wanted to hear:amen:

they are im just waiting for an assesor and exploring the possability of buying it back as a project if it will ever drive again

adrian flux insurance yes i was going to see if they would cat c it and then buy it backi want it back as a project

no chassis is fine the wheel was torn off as it passed over a raised kerb side drain so the force would have been equvellant of the wheel being pulled from the bearing assembly. basically the retaining nut that holds the drive shaft spline to the hub bearing assembly plate which in turn holds...

Thank you terryds it has traction control this model isnt fitted with diff locks. i understand the work needs to be done which im currently doing. do you have any experience with the nancom or hawk eye im not sure which one is a better tool the hawk eye seems to have all the features i require...

my partner recently hit a deer with my pride and joy. Unfortunately she locked it up and skidded into a tree sideways. Most of the damage is localised to the drivers door wing and wheel. The wheel tore the bearing hub assembly off and out through the disc. Needless to say abs / tc /and hc...

when the vehicle was recovered the wheel studs are still intact on the hub assembly the wheel has pulled this through the bearing assembly its not down to the impact the axel is intact and not damaged just the splined drive shaft coming off the cv joint.

the chassis is fine and un damaged. the only mechanical damage is the wheel bearing assembly cv joint and disc the rest is superficial body damage.

so does anybody have any advice on the abs ecm and is the hawk eye computer up to the task of removing the fault codes. a simple yes or no will do.

does anyone have anything useful:der: to say. I was not actually aware it was **** take night like i say this is new to me as anyone who has read my post or has seen my profile.

how do u think it was i had to come from home with a rifle to put the poor thing down please no more sarcastic comments. :doh:

apologies i thought this was a landy forum this is new to me im not an English teacher was just after some friendly advice.:confused:

my partner recently hit a deer with my pride and joy. Unfortunately she locked it up and skidded into a tree sideways. Most of the damage is localised to the drivers door wing and wheel. The wheel tore the bearing hub assembly off and out through the disc. Needless to say abs / tc /and hc...