Your "Disco 2 said" ? So, which diagnostic machine said this? Some get the wrong sensor for a pastime, I know this cos I have been that soldier and ended up changing both rear hubs to cure one sensor problem. Only 2 out of the three different diagnostics got it right, my Foxwell and one other 4x4 garage. Sieraferry knows about this and it is one of the much-talked-about diagnostics that cannot be trusted.
If your wheel bearing is just a tiny bit out it'll throw the three Amigos, even if the sensor is working properly and inserted properly. If you can, try borrowing a known good hub and sensor off someone, or even getting hold of a secondhand one, then try it on each end of the axle in turn.
Don't know what trick from the Tube you used, but I don't think there is much of a trick that can be used successfully to get rid of the three lights. I tried all the tricks I could find, none worked. To get the three amigos to go away you do have to delete the error codes via a diagnostic. Oh, and then drive the car a bit to get the last one to go out.
Thanks I'll try sensor on other side .by the way under the floor passenger's side is a plastic box what's in it .
I'll say it quickly, before anyone else does, have a look at your Haynes or RAVE manual. It's some sort of electrickery box of tricks.
Thanks.
ronsealdeath
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The sls air pump is in the box. Non genuine hub/bearing can cause lights to come on.
REALLY???
I've got a box under my front passenger seat but I don't have SLS. I took it to mean in the interior of the car, by the way. I also have a funny feeling it is possible to find two boxes in there. Then there is the disc player of course.....!
Oops! just noticed you said "under the floor", my bad! (note to self, go on that speed reading course or do it slower!)
Ok thanks
