Filter in the compressor may be blocked or exhaust valve stuck.
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Filter in the compressor may be blocked or exhaust valve stuck.
90% of the time the gallery error is as LoanRangie says - the desiccant has turned to powder and blocked the filter in the canister - when it tries to reverse vent back through it can’t.
New desiccant and filters are available.
Where do I find the exhaust valve? I just did my decissant and filters and can pump up fine but doesn't really fart and errors after a few minutesQuote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
Pics 1-2 new boots for the old girl
255 55 19 inch
Local tyre power store reckons the Pirelli tyres were reduced from $450 each to $255 each x4 = $1020 fitted and balanced.
Also told me the Pirelli tyres are the top notch in tyres and a very good road tyre. Will see how they perform.
Wheel alignment not done due to my suspension issues - seems now the rear end goes into extended mode but on other drives all suspension issues resolve themselves even whilst driving - error codes disappear from view.
Today I had my car serviced and a remap with ERG motors switched off, pipes removed and blanking plates fitted. I am not that familiar with the bits around my motor. Can someone direct me where to look to see where the blanking plates are located, and where are the ERG motors. I thought they were on the air intake after the filter but I cannot see any cut wires etc, just wondering how they get switched off. TIA.
EGR outputs to the inlet manifold are just pipes either side of the inlet Y pipe.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirvine
The EGRs are on the exhaust manifolds down the sides of the motor. If you look closely you should see a blanking plate now up on the top of each exhaust manifold.
Wiring isn’t cut or removed unless the entire unit is unbolted (unlikely) - just disabled in the ECU
Nice slicks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shamirj
Looking at the tyre it seems the load rating is 107. If that is so it is incorrect as the minimum is 111
If that is correct, the tyre shop should have known, and not fitted them to the vehicle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plane Fixer
I thought the same so I checked, 107 is in my book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plane Fixer