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MOT passed 😄

Thanks, fingers crossed, looking at insurance quotes now!

I want to report that the Traction Control light is out. Thanks again guys All your help has been very much appreciated, The lights are all working as they should Fault was an ABS sensor wasn't fully seated. MOT booked for Tuesday!

Thank you 👍

I have noticed that the pump starts on its own occasionally without touching the brakes! Maybe the pressure switch is the issue?

Switches

Oh yes, and the hidden one behind the foam!

I have bled the brakes according to rave, and subsequently checked them. They have no air in the system. For now I will focus on the brakes as I think there in lies the problem

I will go back over the work I have done and check it.

the hand brake light works properly I begin to think it is the brake switch that is causing the problem. I had the TC light go out today so got her out and the ABS light went out as is should, as soon as I touched the brakes the ABS/TC lights came back on with the messages also! I have...

The WABCO D inputs

Will do that next P

Just ABS-TC lights

thank you for that feedback! But I was in nanocom EDC-WABCO D- UTILITY-using the Power Bleed, Modulator Bleed and brake test functions The TC lamp went out so I took her for a spin to see if the ABS light would go out and it did for a moment, then I braked at the roundabout and both came back...

I'm running out of ideas here, everything worked fine before the renovations, so I believe the Becm and Wabco D are okay! Work done so far. Front end: New ball joints New CV boots New brake callipers New front ABS sensors New dust shields New accumulator bulb Hevac LED screen fixed Rear door...

Yes, ABS fault Traction Control Fault

I suppose I could just remove the lights from the dash to do the MOT

But the ABS and TC dash lights and the ABS, traction control faults do come from the BeCM? So if no faults are shown on the nanocom but are shown on the dash then the faults cannot be updated by the WABCO and BeCM talking to each other? That’s the reasoning.

I get no faults on the nanocom, I’ve been informed that this could be that the WABCO D isn’t talking to the BeCM. To clean the connections on the BeCM I should disconnect the battery first and the clean. But which connector goes to the WABCO D?

Hi Marty Have you worked on WABCO D ecu's