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My 2003 td5 with 102k on the clock has started to intermittently light up the 3 amigos. I can drive around for a bit like today and they never came on whereas a few days ago they came on 3 times in 1 day over a short period. They will then go out when I switch off the engine. First question , can I continue driving safely (is ABS and TCS passivated,and I just have basic braking) ??
I have changed out the arb's during a de-ace some time ago and more recently changed the front brakes and disks and also the front four ball joints and bars and don't remember doing any damage or anything wrong. I also repaired the starter motor last week with a new solenoid repair kit . So just wondering if any of the above work could have caused this problem. I've read many threads over the past few days and all suggest either the ABS sensors or Hubs or Modulator valves or indeed the Sensor wiring or dirt could be the problem.I also read its a good idea to do a hill decent occasionally to get the valves working which I did today so will wait and see how that turns out.
I would also like to know is there anyway I can get the codes without having to buy a Hawkeye or Nanocom or going to my local L.R. Dealer.(not in the budget right now) .i.e. would one of those cheaper OBD readers you see advertised for about £30 do the trick. Any help welcome as I hope to do a trip over the Christmas Holiday period and would like to get it sorted..
I have changed out the arb's during a de-ace some time ago and more recently changed the front brakes and disks and also the front four ball joints and bars and don't remember doing any damage or anything wrong. I also repaired the starter motor last week with a new solenoid repair kit . So just wondering if any of the above work could have caused this problem. I've read many threads over the past few days and all suggest either the ABS sensors or Hubs or Modulator valves or indeed the Sensor wiring or dirt could be the problem.I also read its a good idea to do a hill decent occasionally to get the valves working which I did today so will wait and see how that turns out.
I would also like to know is there anyway I can get the codes without having to buy a Hawkeye or Nanocom or going to my local L.R. Dealer.(not in the budget right now) .i.e. would one of those cheaper OBD readers you see advertised for about £30 do the trick. Any help welcome as I hope to do a trip over the Christmas Holiday period and would like to get it sorted..