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Originally Posted by Mackskibum
In my case I re-pinned the entire connector.
What was the challenge with the Rheingold that made eliminating the code an issue? What was the method? Maybe I just have a code I'm not addressing properly. If I clear, it immediately comes back. I'm using DIS and it says module not found.
Thanks!
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I was not able to delete the fault code, keep clearing it with no result. Did you needed to manually disengage the parking brake? If so you have to reengage it by holding the brake button up for 15 seconds with the engine running. For me it was a combination of things I did and not sure which one did the trick.
I started with the parking brake reengagement, then did a procedure in Rheingold that you follow if the codes are still present after fixing a problem:
1. Delete code with ignition off (make sure the inginition is completely off, no dash or screen sould be lit up.)
2. Delete the code with ignition on
3. Turn off ignition, wait 5-10 seconds and turn it back on and delete again
Then went to the rear fuse panel and unplugged the black square relay that is in the middle of the panel, plugged it back on.
After that did the Rheingold procedure again and the parking malfunction light was off
I don't know if that procedure will work for DIS but it doesnt hurt to try.
Good luck!
Ves