rickead2000
Member
Hi,
Went through a _puddle_ this morning in my S2 2002 Disco. When I say puddle I mean the Vauxhall corsa in front of me went through it with water no higher than where the tyre meets the wheel at the bottom.
I go through it and the dash lights up like a Christmas tree and I get lots of warning chimes.
the TC, ABS and HDC lights are all on. A google search suggested very different things ranging from a new ECU at ~£1500 to new wheel hubs and sensors at ~£500.
Can driving through a 3" deep puddle really do this much damage???
I wouldn't mind but it the last 5 weeks the car has done nothing but break down with totally different faults costing me over £1500.
Is there any chance this problem could be cheap to fix? Last time I had warning lights on the dealer charged me £56 just to read the codes (which took him about 90 seconds) I'm getting paranoid now as to whether the car will even make it to work in the mornings.
Wouldn't trust the thing an inch offroad!!!
Went through a _puddle_ this morning in my S2 2002 Disco. When I say puddle I mean the Vauxhall corsa in front of me went through it with water no higher than where the tyre meets the wheel at the bottom.
I go through it and the dash lights up like a Christmas tree and I get lots of warning chimes.
the TC, ABS and HDC lights are all on. A google search suggested very different things ranging from a new ECU at ~£1500 to new wheel hubs and sensors at ~£500.
Can driving through a 3" deep puddle really do this much damage???
I wouldn't mind but it the last 5 weeks the car has done nothing but break down with totally different faults costing me over £1500.
Is there any chance this problem could be cheap to fix? Last time I had warning lights on the dealer charged me £56 just to read the codes (which took him about 90 seconds) I'm getting paranoid now as to whether the car will even make it to work in the mornings.
Wouldn't trust the thing an inch offroad!!!