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Hoody



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Which fuses for eas on 2011 4.4 tdv8

Hi guys,need to change the front valve block on my 2011 4.4tdv8,which fuses do I remove to stop the system trying to adjust itself whilst I am doing the job,thanks
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stan
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dis-connect the battery?


or the fuse number should be in the WM.. ... - .- -.




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Hoody



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Thanks Stan,was just wondering if I would do any damage doing that,electronics in this thing worry me Laughing
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GraemeS



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Remove the 20A suspension system fuse in the rear panel as shown on the panel below the fuses to prevent the suspension ecu from opening any of the valves. I remove it whenever jacking.
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Hoody



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Many thanks Graeme
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