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LRT
29th March 2012, 07:24 PM
Does anyone know what these two fault codes mean?
The fault codes are taken from a 2004 Defender Td5 110 that has done 320,000kms. The vehicle drives and operates without any issues.
• Fault 3069 MI Lamp Drive Open Load Logged
• Fault 3070 Glow Plug Lamp Drive Open Logged
LRT
p38arover
30th March 2012, 01:23 PM
Don't post the same question in multiple areas.  Threads merged, duplicate deleted.
goingbush
30th March 2012, 02:56 PM
Does anyone know what these two fault codes mean?
The fault codes are taken from a 2004 Defender Td5 110 that has done 320,000kms. The vehicle drives and operates without any issues.
• Fault 3069 MI Lamp Drive Open Load Logged
• Fault 3070 Glow Plug Lamp Drive Open Logged
LRT
nothing to worry about,
mine comes up with the same  faults
MIL  is the 'Master Idiot Light'  on the cluster   & the other is Glowplug lamp on the cluster,
if the idiot lights work obviously there is no fault.
on mine the same phantom codes come up every time, I get use to them & when a new code comes up that I haven't seen before its time to investigate
mine even had a stupid fault called 'Air conditioning clutch overheat' WFT !!
yeah like there is a sensor on the ac clutch, NOT !
Xtreme
30th March 2012, 04:09 PM
What are you using to read these codes?
I use a Nanacom II and have never encountered them.
LRT
30th March 2012, 05:39 PM
Hi goingbush,
Thanks for your helpful response. The lights on the cluster work normally.
LRT
LRT
30th March 2012, 05:40 PM
Hi Extreme, I use the Bearmach Hawkeye diagnostic tool. LRT
goingbush
30th March 2012, 05:43 PM
What are you using to read these codes?
I use a Nanacom II and have never encountered them.
I use Nanocom Evo II  , I suspect I get the gammy faults because I have a TRT Stage1 ECU remap  .  Somone suggested oil in the loom might cause phantom fault codes but I have a new loom & no oil  & the phantom faults remained the same, so Im sticking with the ECU remap theory, or it might be a Defender quirk, either way I'm not worried.
Hi goingbush,
Thanks for your helpful response. The lights on the cluster work normally.
LRT
No probs, Interesting thing is if the MIL light did go open circuit, it would not  illuminate,  which means it would not come on if there was a fault , I think I'm going round in circles so I'll leave that one
LRT
5th April 2012, 09:24 AM
Hi goingbush,
This Defender hasn't had a remap. 
However, the ECU was replaced by the dealer claiming that it was the cause of the system going into limp mode. This was not the case, as it still went into limp mode. When the old ECU was sent to Td5 alive in UK, they said there was nothing wrong with it!
LRT
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