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Trifecta cleared itself, cause never found.
Today's issues are low voltage to intake air temp sensor and a reading of -40c 100% dead drivers seat controls. Hopefully fuse 20, 21 or 13/44 and an obvious reason why... Sent from Embassy network using Tapatalk |
What did you do to / for your E53 today??
You ever get rain? My self-clearing trifecta was wheel speed sensor connectors.
Most intermittent trifecta are bond wires inside the abs brain. Heat cycling breaks the wires they didn’t engineer stress relief into the lengths. Can you move your steering wheel? Can you access the seat control with foxwell (did you get that sorted)? Lots of electric fault starting to feel like a damaged loom. –awr– Using Tapatalk VIP on iPhone |
I rotated the tires and changed the oil yesterday, 48,042 miles. 920 miles since last oil change, slightly over a year ago. High-mileage Mobil 1 5w30... for the age, not the mileage :thumbup:
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That’s neat feedback
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Normally it'll stay between 14.1/14.2 or 14.2/14.3 but if it shows 14.3 and drops to 14.1 is when the intake sensor goes wonky. [emoji2369] All fuses were good and on startup... everything was back to normal, seat included... I'm after of the fun I'm about to have![emoji28] Sent from Embassy network using Tapatalk |
-40 is likely open circuit, I think the intake temp sensor is in the MAF on the V-8s as Wayne pointed out in another thread.
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I thought he was saying ambient air temp (from bumper duct). Did you mean ambient or intake? I went to ambient because I’ve seen the -40 when it’s unplugged before.
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