Thread: fault code reset needed after Option B?

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hope the following makes sense - apologies to anyone who's colorblind (although since I've only used red is this an issue? Excuse my ignorance)

Originally Posted by strangy

I know you said you checked your Option B wiring but did you check the SVS or just do option B? Did you check Earth points, plugs and wiring harness? not sure how to check power to the SLABS unit (earthing etc), but I put a multimeter across the shuttle valves as per the link from The Good Oil (thanks Pedro) and they read within specs for both open, one closed, both closed.
without knowing where to put the multimeter I could only do a visual inspection of the wiring plugs, which all seemed ok - no corrosion, loose pins/wires etc
You dont need a Nanocom to check this.



How do you know you had an SVS fault? last time I had a nanocom on it it read a historical fault - at that time I had had no problems in the 6 months I had owned the vehicle
AFTER you have checked all Earth points, Plugs, Wiring and Switches
My advice would be to take up Clubagreenies offer and get the codes read for you. definitely

cheers

Cheers,
Alex

Go to the Good Oil. Heaps of info there.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/good-oil/3...3-amigoes.html

Regards
Andrew

Unless anyone can say to refute I believe my Nanocom (for V8) will still work on the TD5 as we are looking at the SLABS not the Motec/TD systems.

Anyone confirm? I might get the option code for TD anyway.

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Unless anyone can say to refute I believe my Nanocom (for V8) will still work on the TD5 as we are looking at the SLABS not the Motec/TD systems.

Anyone confirm? I might get the option code for TD anyway.

Confirmed

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Unless anyone can say to refute I believe my Nanocom (for V8) will still work on the TD5 as we are looking at the SLABS not the Motec/TD systems.

Anyone confirm? I might get the option code for TD anyway.

The only difference between the D2 Td5 and V8 unlock on the Nanocom is the engine ECU. You can use all the other modules on both without additional codes.

Excellent, so Alex if you want to give me a call to get together sometime?

Sorry to hijack the thread, but my 07 puma has only ever had 2 of the amigos come to play (the MIL is off, TC & ABS are on permenantly), does this mean my abs is not in communication with OBD? Never had it to a stealer, but might have to go for a visit one day