brianp38dse
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The faults will need clearing with diag
Headlights staying on
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Biglad2222
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Will a universal diagnostic tool do
brianp38dse
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In a word no the p38 is not obd compliant and only dedicated diag will work, the best is Nanocom by blackbox solutions there are a couple more but not as good.
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+1
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While your at it check for damp carpets by the BECM,below the front of the drivers seat.and if you remove the base trim check the plugs for damp and corrosion.
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An alternator setpoint of 13.8V will probably kill that.
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While your at it chevk for damp carpets by the BECM,below the front of the drivers seat
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Yip have a damp carpet and checked connections all seemed on only the first grey connector was damp so used hair dryer to dry
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Well you got to cure that leak once you got the lights sorted Is it wet right the way through to the centre console at the front
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No bout half way across I think maybe drain hole clogged or leak elsewhere
brianp38dse
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This is the regulator to fit that ups the voltage to 14.7v which is better for newer battery design
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-Alte...221561?hash=item2843ebd7f9:g:JqAAAOSwMuZbyfHf
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-Alte...221561?hash=item2843ebd7f9:g:JqAAAOSwMuZbyfHf
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Thanx just want to say have reconnected battery and no lights on for about 10 mins then they came on again???????
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You may need to take the becm out whip the top off and check for damp and let it dry in the airing cupboard.
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Coolant or water? The aircon drains sometimes pop off under the centre console. Then again, might be rain leaking in. Coolant will be the o-rings on the heater matrix pipes.
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Just water think its thru front up top
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Windscreen seals have been known to corrode underneath and cause issues. Replacement screens too.
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Yea think its coming in round there somewhere
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You will smell it I’ve it’s coolant sweet smell I’ve it is then the work really begins poxy job to fix
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No defo water
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Deffo no Anti-freeze in the system you mean? (He said, helpfully).
As long as your expansion bottle is staying solid on a level and not showing any water loss then it is most likely a poor "pollen-filter" sealing or a leak around the screen or the like.
