Fir those reading and trying to follow my theory The accumulator collapsed and filled with fluid ..hence low fluid in tank ..no visible leaks Will pull ediff hoses to make sure no internal leaks as well Also will check gear oil for any contamination Need to OP these things as well lol Sent from my moto g power using Tapatalk
Guys, communication with modules are back! As we suspected, all the modules of OBD2 PIN 12 K-LINE were not communicating with the scan tool because one of them could be faulty. Following the tests above I found out the problem on Instrument Panel. Disconnecting Instrument Panel solved the communication issues with ABS, Airbag, E-DIFF and Airbag. Since the Instrument Panel uses CAN network to communicate with the scan tool I decided to unpin K-LINE from Instrument Panel's connector and guess what... Everything is working flawless - even the Instrument panel- , no fault codes, no communication issues with any modules! I belive OBD PIN 12 K-LINE for Instrument Panel is a backup line in case of problems with CAN ? Or maybe it's used on cars with TPMS Module... Right now I'm just waiting for the pressure accumulator for the F1 System, thanks to Dominick that helped me diagnosing the F1 system!
Weird. The Scud diagram shows the TPMS on the CAN C Bus, not the old CAN B K & L lines. Not sure what it could be used for. Reprogramming the Instru Panel?
Just curious if the diagnosis and activations within the dashboard module in the launch still work Sent from my moto g power using Tapatalk
Hello guys. Pressure accumulator replaced and right now F1 System is holding hydraulic pressure as it should. I have no more fault codes on transmission module, car runs great! ABS/CST Lights are back on tough, but now I'm able to read fault codes. So ABS Fault code is C1266 "ABS PUMP MOTOR" Image Unavailable, Please Login I'll start with brake bleeding but probably ABS Pump is bad since I already tested grounding points and power supply to ABS Unit... Any suggestions?
Hi Glad Ian and I helped you Sounds like a bad pump .. but like you said do a good flush and maybe try to activate it by tool or by driving/ braking on sandy road and see if it goes away Also - make sure battery voltage is good even at cranking