Thread: No start at all.

Originally Posted by Pinelli

The flashing hazards & M&S lights - I had this issue a couple of weeks back. Driving along the highway and the engine stalled. It had enough inertia to coast to the side of the road. Nanocom came up with a CANbus timeout fault in the auto edu section. Resetting the fault with the Nanocom did nothing, the fault came back straight away. RACQ fellow did what was suggested above, and all came good. Actually, he disconnected both the positive and negative terminals and touched them together.

Got it again a week later, and I checked the main engine ECU and found some oil had made it to the lower end of the red connector, which is where the auto box connects to the ecu (I believe). Cleaned it out, and has been fine since.

Let us know what fault codes your mechanic finds.

Bottom of ecu is the Canbus wires. Starting to become a common source of m&s issues. One workshop replaces the engine harness side of the ecu, due to age and the associated oiling problem causing m&s lights .

It turned out to be a buggered fuse panel under the steering wheel.
Still cost me over $1000.00 . I think I could have found a second hand fuse box cheaper than the garage that did the work did.
It was caused buy LOW voltage to the bcu not no voltage.
Thanks to everyone who tried to help me.