Hello all. My machnic put on a new hub assembly. But his computer wouldn't put off the 3 amigos lights. Anyone up in the North of scotland. Aberdeenshire able to help me.

Hi
I replaced my TD5 (2001) Disco hub assembly a year ago. The most likely cause is that "your mechanic" hasn't reseated the sender in the back of the hub. I had the dreaded 3 Amigos and had to remove the stupid little rubber washer that seats around the sender. Use a narrow bead of good quality silicone to seal the sender. The amigos (as in my case) should reset themselves.
I am near Mintlaw, Peterhead Aberdeenshire, If you want any more advice.
However, look on threads on Landy Zone for some great advice.
Hope this helps.
Andy.

IVANHEB said:

Hello all. My machnic put on a new hub assembly. But his computer wouldn't put off the 3 amigos lights.

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What is his computer? D2 ain't OBD II compliant, so you need a diagnostic suitable for landy's - on the "budget" side, there's nanocom evo, Hawkeye and Lynx, then there's LR's Testbook

Maybe there's some other fault not the hub/sensor position...cos even if the sensor(as long as it's good ) is completely out of the hub it must pass the initial self test which is only for voltage return while stationary then the 3 amigos must go out only the ABS remains alone and if after 10mph was exceeded the moving test fails the other 2 amigos will show up again or if everything is ok the ABS goes out too...that's how it works when it comes about sensor faults...as long as the 3 amigos are all on from the beginning and you can't erase them then or the sensor/wiring is open/closed circuit or some completely different fault...as said dedicated tester is needed