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Hey, whatever. :bustingup Let's see what codes you still get. Would be awesome if its just a simple sensor problem. :thumbup: |
Well, with all this my indie shop cleared the code but it the 4x4 light came on again about a week later
They are telling me that it needs a STEERING ANGLE SENSOR, it is evidently located at the bottom of the steering column inside the car....about a $500 repair...NOTE that this is 2 1/2 months out of CPO warranty |
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At least one person had their sensor recalibrated instead of replaced. Just a thought. |
Ok... Update! Cleaned the wheel sensors and did the steering angle reset. Using PA Soft 1.4 I got these codes:
LEW- (Steering Angle Sensor 09-009- No CAN Msg. (ASC) - code will not clear when trying to reset VTG- (Transfer Box) 54C6- (21702)- Oil Abrasion (won't clear when reset) 5462- (21602)- Error actuator or increased power requirement for clutch- (Cleared) 53FC- (21500)- KL30 Voltage supply- (Cleared) The EGS and ABS had some errors as well that were all cleared when reset. EHC- Electronic Height Control had zero errors... either the LEW or VTG is causing the ride height not to work? I assume the LEW- Steering angle sensor- isn't communicating thus must be bad? Still have the yellow 4x4 light on as well. Thoughts? I know...your screwed!! :-p |
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On the GT1 there are self-tests that can confirm, for example, that the SAS is in fact bad and needs replacement. I have never done those exact self-tests so I can't even tell you what that entails or even the recalibration process. Sometimes the X gives CAN bus communication errors because of a bad sensor. Like when I had a bad yaw sensor it gave the fault in the DSC (4x4). Since you're getting that from the actual sensor, my assumption is that its a bad SAS. Since you can't communicate with the actual sensor how could it be recalibrated. However, I seem to remember someone had flipped a wheel bearing and and got the DSC (4x4) light too. So, I'm thinking maybe if you have a bad wheel sensor it might trip the CAN bus error too. Like I said, with the GT1, it could isolate if its a wheel sensor or the actual SAS. It may actually be a bad SAS but not sure you want to assume that right away. Can PA Soft check the wheel sensors individually? EDIT: I wonder if PA Soft would have given you an error if one of your wheel sensors were bad - along with the SAS. I would assume that it would of so you would think its only the SAS but ... there I go assuming again on software I have no idea about :rofl: |
Also, for the VTG, search on "54C6" and you will find threads about changing fuids.
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PA Soft allows you to read, clear, recode, write new values and reset adaptations as well as restart module software units. I need to dive into the program more to see if it can isolate to a specific sensor. I think at 129k on the clock it very well could be dead.
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Will do... Thanks bud!
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Get in the car today and the "4x4! light is off.. traction control engages/disengages like normal.. no hills in flatland florida to try out the DHA today.. Whatever is causing the sytem to shut down is an intermittent problem which should make this even more fun to diagnos... |
was there any ambient temperature fluctuations? like it got significantly warmer?
while the system is working, can you connect to it and see what codes you are reading now? |
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