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SteeleFalcon
27th May 2024, 05:14 PM
Hi everyone. After changing the metronics seals in the auto filled the trans fluid went to start the vehicle to warm up the fluids for correct level turned on the ignition on and it's displaying an "E" on the dash, with transmission fault, park brake fault and HDC fault. Removed the sump double checked the linkage was located properly and it was. Cleaned the metronic connector. tried clearing the codes but still nothing wont start cant shift out of park. I dont know whats going on. im out of ideas
I have the following fault codes:
Parking Brake
U0101-87 (FB) Lost communication
with transmission control module
Bus signal/message failure missing a
message
Suspension
U0101-87 (2F) Lost communication
with transmission control module
Bus signal/message failure missing a
message
Terrain Response
U0101-87 (2F) Lost communication
with transmission control module
Bus signal/message failure missing a message
woko
27th May 2024, 05:28 PM
If you removed the metatronics, did you line up the shift mechanism?
Check that you didn't bend pins in the metatronics when fitting the plug
SteeleFalcon
27th May 2024, 06:24 PM
If you removed the metatronics, did you line up the shift mechanism?
Check that you didn't bend pins in the metatronics when fitting the plug
Yes shifter is lined up even took the sump off and double checked . i cleaned the plug with electrical clean and the plug seated easy so doubt the pins are bent
peterjj
28th May 2024, 07:47 AM
I had same error messages after i fitted sonnax zip kit to gearbox. Turned out electrical plug not seated correctly even though i was sure it was. Tricky spot where that plug is. So i would concentrate on the plug and wiring.
loanrangie
28th May 2024, 09:47 AM
I had same error messages after i fitted sonnax zip kit to gearbox. Turned out electrical plug not seated correctly even though i was sure it was. Tricky spot where that plug is. So i would concentrate on the plug and wiring.
I mentioned this to him on his disco3 forum post but he said it was clean and seated correctly.
Eric SDV6SE
28th May 2024, 04:22 PM
How full was the transmission when you started? I filled mine to the drain plug. Also, I assume the valve body wasn't split and the solenoids replaved? Check all solenoids are connected properly.
SteeleFalcon
28th May 2024, 04:52 PM
I had same error messages after i fitted sonnax zip kit to gearbox. Turned out electrical plug not seated correctly even though i was sure it was. Tricky spot where that plug is. So i would concentrate on the plug and wiring.
Thanks for the reply
I have had the plug out twice but ill check again
SteeleFalcon
28th May 2024, 05:00 PM
How full was the transmission when you started? I filled mine to the drain plug. Also, I assume the valve body wasn't split and the solenoids replaved? Check all solenoids are connected properly.
Trany was fully. I did a flush before dropping the pan and replacing zip seals. The car started and ran but still got the F fault ocassionly. So removed the valve body and replaced the zip seals, i didnt split the valve body or touch or replace the solanoids, filled trany till dripped out filler plug tried to start it to warm up the tranny fluid wounldnt start or turn over and got the E fault
Eric SDV6SE
28th May 2024, 06:43 PM
Any further details on the E code? When I did my ZF HP28 I had one of the solenoids in the wrong slot(full valve body rebuild including separator plate and zip kit etc) , this threw a code that the gear selected was incorrect, was an A code if I remember correctly, and I believe it's A through F for each gear or clutch pack. If this holds true, then its an issue withthe 5thh gear clutch pack, so it could be a faulty solenoid or zip seal on that line.
loanrangie
29th May 2024, 07:19 AM
Usually with a trans related fault you get an F dash error code not E so i think your problem lies elsewhere.
SteeleFalcon
29th May 2024, 08:26 AM
Usually with a trans related fault you get an F dash error code not E so i think your problem lies elsewhere.
Its only after working on the trans nothing else was touched
loanrangie
29th May 2024, 08:46 AM
Check the capacitor on the side of the trans.
SteeleFalcon
29th May 2024, 02:48 PM
thanks for everyone's help. it turned out to be when i put the valve body back on i lined up the linkage but missed the second thing to line up with the linkage that sends the signal that shows what positions the trans is eg park neutral and so on. Problem solved
PerthDisco
29th May 2024, 02:56 PM
Taking the pan on and off so many times in quick succession deserves a special medal. Well done.
SteeleFalcon
29th May 2024, 09:09 PM
Taking the pan on and off so many times in quick succession deserves a special medal. Well done.
Thanks but i jumped to quick iboth were lined up with the linkage had enough taking it to diso medhanic i have exhauster my brain pan off and on 4 times
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