madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
Hi update just have diagnostics on car come back as no communication with eas ecu while could cause all problems have just ordered one from Emmotts for £25 as mine seems dry will have to wait and see Andy.
warning lights and things not working
- Thread starter madtrucker
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
- Posts
- 58,170
- Location
- Preston Lancs.
Or could of course be a duff wire or pin in the OBDII socket. I doubt a bad EAS ECU would cause ABS light to come on. But we shall see.
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
hi I thought for £25 it's worth a punt, the OBD is corroded a bit I have cleaned best I can even have the plug out now, is it possible to buy the plugs prewired and solider the wires Andy.
- Posts
- 58,170
- Location
- Preston Lancs.
Get a good one from a breaker with wires attached, then just solder in with heat shrink to finish.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
EAS ECU's rarely fail, if the OBD connector is corroded, that is most likely where your problem is.
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
Thanks for all your reply's I though the OBD socket was just for reading ECU's, how would it affect the ECU operation 
Andy
Andy
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
I did not say it affects ECU operation, only access to ECU's at least that's what I meant. However, shorts due to corrosion on the OBD connector can certainly cause problems with some ECU's.Thanks for all your reply's I though the OBD socket was just for reading ECU's, how would it affect the ECU operation
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
thanks for that, sorry to sound a bit thick and ask daft questions all the time just getting a bit fed up trying to fix this fault, think I'll buy a OBD extension male to female and cut and soldier wires, at least I know it's new, thanks again Andy.
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
hi well eas bypass valves arrived so I have airbags working now, eas ecu came fitted no different, OBD plug cut off new socket soldiered heat shrink no change, any more ideas world be helpful thanks Andy.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
Have you ever had the EAS software working?
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
hi yes the EAS software use to work, I've also replaced the two white plugs in passengers foot well, when snow goes I will have to look again and maybe soldier all joints, feel like giving up but hate losing money on what's is probably a simple fix, I also had the HEVAC unit out two weeks ago get lights working wag fine for a week, any more ideas would be welcome thanks Andy.
biketeacherdave
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,920
- Location
- south east london
Hi I have a 1999 p38 diesel, I've got abs light, traction control, SRS airbag lights up, plus no heater working at all and no EAS lights on, this has happened a few times now but soon goes off, I have replaced alternator with a refurbished BMW one seemed to work for a bit happened again, replaced EAS timer relay worked for a bit again, then it started to say alternator fault replaced regulator and bush's on my old alternator refitted and I've got 13.8 volts I know it should be 14.2 but that's better than it was, this morning hard to start car air bubbles in clear fuel line once start bubbles go as if pump not working, new battery on order as only 11.7 volts at battery, could it be a bad earth or fuse box any help would be grateful Andy.
get your fuse box out strip it and fix all the bad connections
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/fuse-box-strip-down-repair-275056.html
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
well after all my faults I bought a Shogun and left the range rover standing outside carport just moving it every now and them, after about 6 weeks untouched started first time left to run about 10 mins all faults go, I've spend loads of money and time and it seems all it wanted was nice weather, but can't cope with all the problems she keeps throwing at me so will have to go thanks for all the advice from members Andy.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
Not too expensive it's 13 years old 197000 miles full service history and everything works perfect, not as nice ride as the range rover would have gone for a landcruiser but too much money, I loved the range rover but it's nice to know when I get in the I haven't got to worry about anything Andy.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
I've had 2, never a moments trouble
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
hi do you mean shogun or range rover.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
Shogun/Pajero
madtrucker
Member
- Posts
- 78
so why did you buy a rangy then, I think I bought it with my heart and not my head Andy.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 45,346
- Location
- Near Poitiers SW France
I had to get rid of my last Pajero as I couldn't register it in France, after a Citroen XM I bought a Renault Espace, not good, I chopped that for a Hyundai Galloper which is a Pajero made under licence. I had that for 5 years, totally reliable but the engine was reaching end the of it's life, so I made the mistake of PXing it for a Nissan Xtrail, a big heap of ****, I lost so much money on it that the only 4 x 4 I could afford was a P38
Luckily, electronics is my speciality and I used to design controllers for air powered systems so I have an advantage over some when dealing with the P38.
If I had the cash, it would be a Pajero or a Toyota.
Similar threads
