Coley3159 wrote:Had a chance to look at the van today. Quickly cleaned up the ABS earth point with electrical cleaner and a wire brush (the bolt is rounded so did it in place). I then checked all fuses and relays and everything looks good. Started the van and after 20 secs the ABS light went out but the ESP and ---- remained. I let the van run for 10 mins and then restarted and the ESP light went out and ---- turned back to numbers! I then plugged into Forescan and managed to clear the DTCs and everything seems to be back to normal. I haven't taken the van for a proper spin yet but drove back and forth on the drive to see if the dash lights came back and nothing did. I guess I got water somewhere it didn't like when cleaning the wheels and arches with a jet washer, last time I will be doing that! Im guessing its the earth point that's caused the issue and I will need to relocate these to fresh metal in the future.
andz327 wrote:Not taking earth bolts out to clean faces does only one thing and that's wasting your time, they need to be cleaned under the bolt heads
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knobby1 wrote:Coley3159 wrote:Had a chance to look at the van today. Quickly cleaned up the ABS earth point with electrical cleaner and a wire brush (the bolt is rounded so did it in place). I then checked all fuses and relays and everything looks good. Started the van and after 20 secs the ABS light went out but the ESP and ---- remained. I let the van run for 10 mins and then restarted and the ESP light went out and ---- turned back to numbers! I then plugged into Forescan and managed to clear the DTCs and everything seems to be back to normal. I haven't taken the van for a proper spin yet but drove back and forth on the drive to see if the dash lights came back and nothing did. I guess I got water somewhere it didn't like when cleaning the wheels and arches with a jet washer, last time I will be doing that! Im guessing its the earth point that's caused the issue and I will need to relocate these to fresh metal in the future.
Have a check of the front battery after the van has been sitting overnight...they're still working hard even when the van isn't running...they usually fail first.
Lord Knobrot
I know they are 8mm heads, any idea what thread pitch?
DanMK7uk wrote:I know they are 8mm heads, any idea what thread pitch?
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Pitch be about m5 / m6 - 0.8 mm - 1mm torque about 10nm
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