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bronson
23rd May 2012, 03:21 PM
Does anyone know why my car may show the 3 amigos on start up and they stay on??
Ive checked with the nanacom whilst it shows these and there is no fault logged.
Could it be a bad earth somewhere in the system, or maybe dirty brake fluid??
cheers
Bronson:)
Pedro_The_Swift
23rd May 2012, 03:38 PM
After 250 odd key resets the amigoes stay on until electronically switched off.
Having said that, the little buggars have a mind of their own,,,
bronson
23rd May 2012, 04:01 PM
Have noticed that the brake fluid is pretty greyish looking and gunky. Any cause do you think??
Also what is the function of the sensor/switch on top of the fluid tank??
Ive tested for continuity when operated and tested on terminals, didnt logg any fault whilst i did this.
It did buzz out when in the closed position though.
cheers
Bronson
bronson
23rd May 2012, 04:02 PM
After 250 odd key resets the amigoes stay on until electronically switched off.
Having said that, the little buggars have a mind of their own,,,
How do you electronically switch them off?
cheers bronson
Fluids
23rd May 2012, 06:19 PM
Read Faults ... Clear Faults.
If that doesn't work .... time to dig deeper.
OffTrack
24th May 2012, 06:43 AM
Have noticed that the brake fluid is pretty greyish looking and gunky. Any cause do you think??
Also what is the function of the sensor/switch on top of the fluid tank??
Ive tested for continuity when operated and tested on terminals, didnt logg any fault whilst i did this.
It did buzz out when in the closed position though.
cheers
Bronson
The sensor is for brake fluid level. If it is faulty you get the brake/handbrake warning light come on. It doesn't trigger the amigos.
When I bought my D2 this sensor was disconnected to hide a slow leak in the master cylinder reservoir. When I reconnected I found that the sensor was also faulty and caused the brake warning light to flicker - but no amigos.
cheers
Paul
bronson
25th May 2012, 09:12 AM
Read Faults ... Clear Faults.
If that doesn't work .... time to dig deeper.
Cool no faults are shown up when I have checked, just wondering why??
Thanks Bronson
OffTrack
25th May 2012, 08:45 PM
It might be worth checking engine ECU for faults too. Theoretically you shouldn't get warning lights without a logged fault. The SLABS ECU does monitor the engine ECU for faults so it's worth a look.
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