Reply With QuoteI get the three amigos pop up at random. Although three times this week. No faults logged. I'll wait untill I get a fault logged, then fix it.
The car did get very wet and dirty 2 weeks ago, that may be a symptom.
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SubscriberI get the three amigos pop up at random. Although three times this week. No faults logged. I'll wait untill I get a fault logged, then fix it.
The car did get very wet and dirty 2 weeks ago, that may be a symptom.
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Unfortunately it seems that nanocom is not 100% reliable with SLABS either when it comes to fault code reading(cos with ACE is not good at all), i helped a friend last week to troubleshoot a SLS issue and even though the SLS warning was on no fault was shown by nanocom, i had a suspicion and plugged in hawkeye and surprise, there was the fault code about RH height sensor logged as current which hawkeye didnt want to clear as well untill we changed the sensor and everything went back to normal.... so dont be 100% convinced that there is no code logged there albeit i didnt see any nanocom missbehaviour with the ABS side yet.
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