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Ol’yog3 faults.. progress is being made
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yogi972
 


Member Since: 05 Jun 2011
Location: Kineton
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United Kingdom 2010 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 HSE Auto Alaska WhiteDiscovery 4
Ol’yog3 faults.. progress is being made

1. Front and rear park sensors, beeeeep and flash six times, both show short to ground (or sone like that) on iid Bt.
Have unplugged front and rear looms and no difference.
Fuse is ok.
Am I looking at a new module? Or should I try harder Laughing

2. Occasional normal height only warning
Iid tool says algorithm from abs/ height sensor

And a separate code for reservoir filling too slow..
I think compressor is quite new iirc

Not heard and air leaks, more investigation Wink

Occasional park brake flashing red triangle when I start car,
I think this just needs adjusting as it wirrs longer than I’m used to.




Just niggles, really but park sensors are doing my head in.. Rolling with laughter
 

Last edited by yogi972 on 8th Sep 2019 7:17 pm. Edited 2 times in total 
Post #207861126th Aug 2019 8:23 pm
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M3bobby
 


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Re Parking sensors, what’s the code? It could be short to earth or open circuit for the code you have. If open circuit, disconnecting the looms would give you the same open circuit symptom. I think a good inspection of loom condition is required.
  
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yogi972
 


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Title updated..

Right then progress report

M3bobby, you are indeed onto something,
I have read through paperwork from previous ownership, and it has had work on the front loom for a rubber through wire.
This is my next job (to pull off bumper)


Air suspension amber light is every journey now
Fault codes u0421-68 (28)
And c1a20-64 (6c)









Upon much reading on this site, is pointing towards a new compressor
Just need to see which one is fitted before I order one off eblag (yeah I know)
Then I’m going to hopefully refurb the one that’s on olYog3

Service due has been flashing up for a while now..
Slightly over due judging by the air filter, and no record in the paperwork in last 12months





At least chassis leg is rust protected now Laughing
That old oil comes out at bit quick, I did try to deflect it away from chassis with some card..
Didn’t work Laughing
  
Post #20817087th Sep 2019 9:34 pm
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yogi972
 


Member Since: 05 Jun 2011
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United Kingdom 2010 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 HSE Auto Alaska WhiteDiscovery 4

Had cover off compressor today (bolt head snapped straight off)


So after a jizz of soapy spray

Air is pizssing out of the dryer end cap.

I’ve got a hitachi unit by looks of it,
I’ve ordered an ally cap, beads, filters n seals from eblag

And a set of mounting nuts


£51 all in Thumbs Up p



After yesterday’s oil and filters change, car is certainly quieter, not that it was noisy anyway.
Gearchanges for some reason, are better ?
(Still having a mega flush from Bodsy when he’s free )
  
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gstuart
 


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United Kingdom 2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 Base 7 Seat Auto Java BlackDiscovery 3

Hi

Good to see ur making progress , if I may add get some clear silicone plumbers grease for the large O ring inside the dryers cap, just makes life easier and will also preserve the life of the O ring

I also used some emery paper on the ends of the plastic pipe and put smear on the ends to aid the pipes going into the dryers cap , always used a plastic cutter

Did fit all new stainless steel bolts when I fitted a new compressor , including new bolts for the bottom plastic cover

Hope that doesn’t come across rude or sound s like telling u how to suck eggs
   
Post #20819008th Sep 2019 7:33 pm
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yogi972
 


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No mate
Any tips and help are always appreciated Thumbs Up


I do indeed have a plastic cutter Thumbs Up



I’m looking forward to removing the top bolt and pipes to remove the unit completely

My attempt on olyog1 many moons ago, saw me removing the dryer from the unit while still hanging from the pipes and resting on a block of wood.

Car is booked into Venture4x4 shipston
In a couple of weeks to sort these niggles,
Hopefully I can cancel Wink
  
Post #20819058th Sep 2019 7:45 pm
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