tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
So you don't use these anymore?
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
The later models probably don't have any, they'd pull off the body.
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
I had to use a rear tow eye on a long gone now XJ40 to move an old Espase which was full of the rotten EType body. It ripped off the body, it was welded to the spare wheel indent of the boot. Neither use nor ornament.
BillyboysLad
Member
Yes, battery is in good condition and fully charged.
Will have diagnostic tool soon, but that takes low priority at the moment as my dad is very poorly.
Keep safe and well all
Cheers
Mark
gold rover
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Hope your Dad is better soon.
+1, family comes first hope he's ok.
+2 on that^^^^
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
+3^^
BillyboysLad
Member
Confirmation today that hat the car is in Transportation Mode.
Gap iid reads “BPM Body Processor v4 0xB4 Body Control Unit in Transportation Mode“
I can clear other faults, but this remains. Any help much appreciated.
Cheers
Mark
Gap iid reads “BPM Body Processor v4 0xB4 Body Control Unit in Transportation Mode“
I can clear other faults, but this remains. Any help much appreciated.
Cheers
Mark
Well blow me over with a feather.
Does Gap not give any function in that module to switch off?
Have you looked in the others? Suspension maybe. Have you got the Gap manual because it only seems to have 1 paragraph about transport mode and it seems to be in the EAS section.
From the manual I have.
"Transport Mode (L322-02) and Build Mode (All except L322-02)
This routine will activate or deactivate the Transport/Build Mode of the air suspension.
Usage
Use this routine when the suspension needs to be deactivated for maintenance purposes.
Note: This function may cause error messages to appear on the instrument cluster display. It may also
affect other vehicle systems. Upon exiting, the error will disappear. Use the same function to reactivate
the air suspension. L322-02 Use this routine to transport the vehicle. The suspension will be locked at
a defined height but not disabled."
Who actually put it in, or is it a glitch we all need to be looking out for.
Please let us know what you find. Cos I havent seen in on ours as an available function ( must admit not really used in anger for the EAS).
J
.Does Gap not give any function in that module to switch off?
Have you looked in the others? Suspension maybe. Have you got the Gap manual because it only seems to have 1 paragraph about transport mode and it seems to be in the EAS section.
From the manual I have.
"Transport Mode (L322-02) and Build Mode (All except L322-02)
This routine will activate or deactivate the Transport/Build Mode of the air suspension.
Usage
Use this routine when the suspension needs to be deactivated for maintenance purposes.
Note: This function may cause error messages to appear on the instrument cluster display. It may also
affect other vehicle systems. Upon exiting, the error will disappear. Use the same function to reactivate
the air suspension. L322-02 Use this routine to transport the vehicle. The suspension will be locked at
a defined height but not disabled."
Who actually put it in, or is it a glitch we all need to be looking out for
.Please let us know what you find. Cos I havent seen in on ours as an available function ( must admit not really used in anger for the EAS).
J
hi @BillyboysLad
Try this to see if it works , look in “ service test, then -body control..., hope ur be able to turn it off from there
Plse let us know how u get on and if that works
hope that helps
Ps, also wanted to add with the others, hope ur dad has a speedy recovery
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BillyboysLad
Member
Thanks guys. Sure is a bit of a mystery at present, but I will get to the bottom of it and keep you all updated. Probably won't be able to look at it again until the weekend though.
Cheers
Mark
Cheers
Mark
Ur so welcome , always a team effort mate and also is so nice when people appreciate the help, ur be surprised when some don’t bother
indeed please let us know if that works by going on ur gap iid into “ service test “ , then “ body control “ I’m pretty sure that’s correct where u can turn off ur transport mode and return it to fully working order state
well that’s the theory anyway, lol
oh blimey, ur going to torment us till the weekend , that’s just mean, snigger
look forward to see what u find mate
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Weird. I wonder how she managed to do that.
Good that you've worked it out Hope your Dad is improving
BillyboysLad
Member
Update: Been in touch with Gap and they have given advice which I've followed but still no joy.
In service/test mode I can access the bcm and see that Transportation mode can be activated and deactivated. Select Deactivate and confirm, Gap tool says standard mode now active, so one would assume that all will be OK, but no, reads faults again and Transportation Mode still active
Back to Gap, and they suggest trying to deactivate it by using the suspension setting on the bcm. Same process, gap tool confirms mode is now standard, but again fault code says Transportation Mode is still active.
I've not yet got back to Gap to see if they can suggest anything else, but will do. In the meantime I have booked car into Worldwide LR here in Southport for later this month in case I've not been able to resolve. Just a bit frustrating to say the least. But hey ho, could be worse.
I'd love to know if anyone else had such issues and how it was resolved?
Dad at least is home now, but requires 24 hr care, so plenty to keep us occupied
To be continued...
Cheers all
In service/test mode I can access the bcm and see that Transportation mode can be activated and deactivated. Select Deactivate and confirm, Gap tool says standard mode now active, so one would assume that all will be OK, but no, reads faults again and Transportation Mode still active
Back to Gap, and they suggest trying to deactivate it by using the suspension setting on the bcm. Same process, gap tool confirms mode is now standard, but again fault code says Transportation Mode is still active.
I've not yet got back to Gap to see if they can suggest anything else, but will do. In the meantime I have booked car into Worldwide LR here in Southport for later this month in case I've not been able to resolve. Just a bit frustrating to say the least. But hey ho, could be worse.
I'd love to know if anyone else had such issues and how it was resolved?
Dad at least is home now, but requires 24 hr care, so plenty to keep us occupied
To be continued...
Cheers all
hi
this may sound daft but on the D3 is has a connector near the fuse box, it’s a transportation connector and a device is plugged into it , wonder if it may be the same for urs as in if somethings plugged in which won’t allow it to come back out of the setting unless it’s unplugged ??
just a thought and indeed Plse let us know how u get on
hope that helps plus hope u won’t need a becm replacement
ps, good to see ur dad is back home
