I've had my ABS light on since they installed my new DTT in the front, I think they may have buggered one of the front hub sensors???
But, I finally got the KJ back Friday Morning from installing the DTT in the rear.... Wont go into it but it involved frantic seach Australia wide for Crown bolts......
So after cancelling Caths Birthday trip to Straddie, we settled for a Long weeked at Springbrook..So I pick up the car Friday Morning, Do my own wheel alignment..... then on the way home, engine check light comes on!!!!!! So check code p0038, o2 sensor, so no worries, lets keep going, halfway down the coast, brake light comes on.....OK, lets have a look, brake fluid looked low, so topped it up, light went out, right, lets keep going... 15 mins down the road, brake light comes back on....Hnmmmmmmm... then, the speedo starts to drop and says 30km, (were doing 110km) slowly to drops to zero... Right, we stop, I check the rear diff sensor connection, even pull out th esensor and give it a wipe down, just incase its dirty (thank Ross), we start off, great, brake light goes out, speedo working,....10 mins down the road same again....so that means its something to do with diff temp or maybe the wrong oil fouling the rear sensor, ..??? I dont know, but for the rest of the trip, (we stop for fuel) sensor works for 15mins, then stops working......???? And even then with no speedo or odometer working the car still ran fine, didn't go into limp mode or anything, but on hills seemed a bit lacking in power.
I'm at a loss.
Has anybody had this happen, speedo intermitantly working???? Thinking about heat being the issue, or wrong oil maybe???? Any gurus out there, I don't just want to buy a new sensor, if thats not the issue. Seemed to be strange as I say, when it would stop working, the brake light would also come on, which all seems to point at the rear diff sensor, but, if you stop for 10mins, it would all work again, then after running for 15-20 mins stop working??????
Signed
Dazzed and confused KJ man 1966..
or cmohr as I'm normally known