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GGDR Member Since: 26 Nov 2016 Location: London Posts: 3542 |
Not seen that one mentioned here personally.
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21st May 2020 2:08pm |
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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35265 |
WM is in the wiki now greg...free! ... - .- -.
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21st May 2020 2:46pm |
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Baltic Blue Member Since: 13 Aug 2015 Location: North Wales Posts: 3764 |
It’s a new code for fault reports as far as I know, but checking all fan related electrical connections seems a good place to start. I find a fibreglass cleaner brilliant for tarnished plug/ socket connections.
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21st May 2020 3:00pm |
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maxg67 Member Since: 10 Jan 2020 Location: Verbania Posts: 12 |
There must be an electrical issue, checked instrument cluster and engine control module for other two error recorder today,
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22nd May 2020 1:53pm |
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Hojdica Member Since: 04 Oct 2020 Location: Leighton Buzzard Posts: 6 |
My car was going into restricted performance now and then. Stop/Start the engine would clear the fault and back on track for 1-2months when it would come back. 2 weeks ago the car went on restricted performance and only with OBD could clear the error. Had it checked and I found that 1 of the 4 hoses from the Intake Manifold was split. I’ve replaced all 4 hoses and everything seems to be fine, no more Restricted performance. But I do have the same P0483-27 and I feel it does not have the same power as after I clear this error. Just read today about this on a Jaguar, same code was popping and it may have something to do with the coolant in radiator. I’ll Go next week down this route and see where it takes me, seems the chepest and easiest way for now. I will keep you updated next week, unless you found the cause for this error code which I’ll be more than happy to have it shared with us. |
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12th Aug 2021 8:34pm |
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jagracer Member Since: 14 Aug 2021 Location: Norfolk Posts: 113 |
Cooling fan rationality check failed. Possibly the fan relay earth, I have heard of similar problems with a faulty switch on the brake pedal. Have you a small coolant or Air Con fluid leak, as a check for fumes in the cabin might be in order, being picked up by a cabin sensor. |
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15th Aug 2021 3:45pm |
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Hojdica Member Since: 04 Oct 2020 Location: Leighton Buzzard Posts: 6 |
I had the same issue until today when I managed to fix it. You said on your initial post that you have the P040D-00 error which you are ignoring. I’ve had the same errors as you and I ordered the revised sensor for EGR Temp Sensor (LR052169). I’ve not replaced it yet, as it’s not an easy job, but I unplugged the old sensor and plugged the new one which I left it hanging near the exhaust manifold. The P040D-00 dissapeared and after a long test driver, no other error for the fan came back. Aparently the EGR Temp Sensor is telling the fan it should work continuosly due to high temperature in exhaust manifold and the cooling system is not doing anything when the fan is on.
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6th Sep 2021 9:37pm |
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