Datatek
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I should have said low battery voltage
Not measured them at the moment - both osf and nsf showing up as short to another sensor and nsf output too low.
Took the nsf one out, greased the sleeve and pushed it back in until it touched the reluctor ring.
Test drove it and abs and tc lights still on
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yes w reg 2000 4w tc
Sure @martyuk has fixed a couple of those ECUs. Cannot recall the fault given but might be worth searching his posts.
Datatek
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Usually it's shorts between sensors I think.
Yes, though while I've not tested anything, you get the same behaviour and error code when a sensor is not connected or otherwise broken.
Well today I drove to work and both lights went off and stayed off on the return journey - go figure ??
But I blew the paper cone on one of my HK woofers yesterday - Pyle 6.5" 4ohm pair on order from Amazon
Yes he has the kit to remove and replace tiny surface mounted components - impossible to do otherwise - i've got an old faulty 4 wheel tc abs ecu that i opened up and looked at - no chance.
He replaces all 4 microchips for £95 a pop - downside is that he is hardly ever in the Uk because of his job, so kind of pointless asking him.
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My view is your ecu is ok then.. i could be wrongWell today I drove to work and both lights went off and stayed off on the return journey - go figure ??
But I blew the paper cone on one of my HK woofers yesterday - Pyle 6.5" 4ohm pair on order from Amazon
The actual cone!? Or the rubber rim? I replaced the rubber rings on mineWell today I drove to work and both lights went off and stayed off on the return journey - go figure ??
But I blew the paper cone on one of my HK woofers yesterday - Pyle 6.5" 4ohm pair on order from Amazon
Datatek
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I disagree.
They can get intermittent faults? Assumed it would be black and white good/bad
Never wrong, just not right!!You wrong kermit, never
Never wrong, just not right!!
All the right facts, just not necessarily in the right order.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Anything electronic can suffer intermittent faults, often due to solder joints cracking or things like electrolytics reaching life end.
Haven't taken the boot trim off yet to have a look but it makes a weird electrical whine/buzzing noise when you turn the head unit on which I assume is the speaker coil energising and then it flutters when the volume is turned up
You'll have a hard time convincing a cone to kill itself, cone damage is usually from something else, kids fingers, something dropped on it.. damp, rodents etc
I thought the speaker cone deteriorates with age and the paper cone eventually detaches from the rubber surround
