Thread: Bloody 4 Amigos! Front left

The "option B" is exclusively for SVS fault codes, it's completely useless for wheel speed sensor codes but if it was retrieved with nanocom be aware that it used to give false position so if the fault is sensor related see live stationary inputs cos those are reliable, if non of them is obviously out and they are all between 2 - 2.3V unplug the suspect sensor and see if the code goes to open circuit on that position or not. If the position for the fault code is 100% confirmed use contact spray in the sensor's connector

The Nanocom has 2.19V on that sensor. 0V when unplugged. I need a new hub? I cannot push the plug fully in. Could that ne the problem? When I unplugged it, it came out reallly easily, it almost fell apart.
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the inputs are still ok, the amigos are still there. I went for a short drive and clear the fault, the lights stay on

Originally Posted by Bohica

The Nanocom has 2.19V on that sensor. 0V when unplugged. I need a new hub? I cannot push the plug fully in. Could that ne the problem? When I unplugged it, it came out reallly easily, it almost fell apart.
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the inputs are still ok, the amigos are still there. I went for a short drive and clear the fault, the lights stay on

The bolded part can be a problem, it's possible to be corrosion or dirt in the vehicle's plug, i dont think the hub is the problem, use some electrical contact spray in it and insist to connect it well... i didnt try myself but i see that in the ABS inputs menu there is the SD card icon at the bottom of the screen, you should try to record data from a drive same like for the engine fuelling inputs to see what happens .

After a good clean, I could see that the socket from the hub, had bent connections. Tomorrow I’ll splice the plugs out. Hard wire it in. See what that does.

Edit Well hard wiring the wires worked for a bit 200m I think I need a new hub, Land Rover no longer have the TAY100060 available, at $1100 just as well. OEM seems to have vanished.
Any suggestions on what to use? In Australia.

Here is a file with the data.
The front left looks low. How do I interpret this?
ABS.CSV

Originally Posted by Bohica

Here is a file with the data.
The front left looks low. How do I interpret this?
ABS.CSV

I'm no expert but I think the nano gets thanks confused.

I think that file shows it's the rear right that's faulty...

The front left, in the first set of columns has front left at 1.7. all the way down. The second set of columns has the front left at 0, all the way down.

Yep, so If you haven't hand edited that file that means it's probably the rear right that's not reading.