idiot in the uk would like help p38

old guy · Dec 11, 2012

good evening people i have been scouring these forums for a couple of answers they are sort of explained but not quite if ya know what i mean .
i have done the "0" rings in the heater so disconnected the battery now work has been done all i get is a few bleeps ?? and nothing else no display ect .

other one is before i done this work all the suspension was working , but now it's limp on the o/s it's had new pump and bags , so my question is WHY ??
please help confused / p off had enough
:hurt:

DoZZa · Dec 11, 2012

Checked fuses and your connections? Sometimes we miss the simple things!

Saint.V8 · Dec 11, 2012

Flat battery??

old guy · Dec 11, 2012

nope battery was fine used pre heat turned over first time is there any way that the alarm needs to reset ??

Saint.V8 · Dec 11, 2012

old guy said:
nope battery was fine used pre heat turned over first time is there any way that the alarm needs to reset ??

Does it start as your first post seems not to indicate that it does...??

old guy · Dec 11, 2012

yes it does start only the n/s rises to normal level o/s does not come up properly like it did before i disconnected the battery then i get a few bleeps like its trying to do something or reset its self

Saint.V8 · Dec 11, 2012

The EAS system doesn't bleep - if it faults out it will bleep at you and put a warning message on the dash display and the lights in the selection switch will all illuminate...

Are there any messages that accompany the bleeps??

IIRC, all bleeps that occur come with a message... i.e. Bleeps when a door is opened along with a message, bleeps to tell you the key is still in the ignition with message, lights still on with message, etc etc

Is it both O/S corners that don't rise?? or just one?

kevwill · Dec 12, 2012

What model/engine is it?? Have you checked earthing cables?

Datatek · Dec 12, 2012

Did you take the dash out to do the "O" rings or the instrument binnacle? I would guess that you have disturbed a connector in the dash.

tufty · Dec 13, 2012

if the battery has been disconnected , the bleeps are likely to be the windows and sunroof not set

kevwill · Dec 15, 2012

tufty said:
if the battery has been disconnected , the bleeps are likely to be the windows and sunroof not set

You would also get the dash display (as you should with any bleep).

kevwill · Dec 15, 2012

If the eas is sat down on the same side you should check the wheel sensor connections (maybe water got in there), won't be anything to do with battery disconnection.
You should get eas software and cable from datatek (send him a pm) so you can check everything yourself.

tufty · Dec 15, 2012

when old guy said he had no display , i took it as meaning the display was not working , of course it could mean just bleeps, and there was no messages on the display

Saint.V8 · Dec 15, 2012

tufty said:
when old guy said he had no display , i took it as meaning the display was not working , of course it could mean just bleeps, and there was no messages on the display

A bleep is always accompnied with a message!!

As you say his display could be fecked....

old guy · Dec 26, 2012

hi guys merry Christmas and thanks for the help and advice , turns out that the windows and sun roof needed resetting , could not see the messages on the dash area because a couple of bulbs had blown what a plank :dnfnoob:

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