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Martyn



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Just checked the passenger side, and I guess someone has been here before Laughing

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Mikey



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Time permitting, we normally do both sides as matter of course

If time is an issue, we rebook and repair the other side before there is an issue, if the customer agrees Thumbs Up

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that was a good call Mikey Thumbs Up ... - .- -.




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Post #621833 29th Jan 2022 9:58pm
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Gr4h4m



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I had the same issue in my l322. It was a wiring fault /broken wire. I found a company that tested the abs module first as they are £2k As a replacement.
Great you found it

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kgeddes



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Reading this thread - the faults Martyn had detailed are almost exactly what I’ve got! Looks like Mikey is right about the earth connection. By any chance Martyn did your tailgate fail to open during all this?

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Martyn



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Everything else was fine to be honest. 2013 FFRR Vogue SE

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kgeddes



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Thanks Martyn Thumbs Up

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kgeddes



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Martyn wrote:
Everything else was fine to be honest.


Hi again Martyn, can you remember if it was just the front part of the underwing you had to remove (5/6 screws)? Thanks

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Thanks a lot for this thread. It led me straight to the fix. I went for an easy solution by using the bracket above as the new ground point. I can confirm that only the front half of the underwing is neccessary to remove.

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It's great to have someone with Mikey's expertise giving help here. Bow down overfinch modified

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Checked mine today and they were all good but those black plastic clips were hard to release, so ordered some new ones,also the bottom two metal clips have rusted so need two of those. cleaned every where and put back for now.

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kgeddes wrote:
Martyn wrote:
Everything else was fine to be honest.


Hi again Martyn, can you remember if it was just the front part of the underwing you had to remove (5/6 screws)? Thanks


Shot in the dark but did this fix your issue ?

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I'd just like to thank the original poster for the excellent information. It would have taken me DAYS to figure out what was wrong, and in this case, 30min.

In my situation, I have the SDV8, so the abs module is on the drivers side. It looked in PERFECTLY good shape. Like new, well painted, and sealed. The moment I touched it with my fingers it basically broke off.

It was completely rotted inside, but completely fine on the outside.

I did the same, re-drilled new hole, M8 screw rivet, and then grounded everything. In my case since the ABS is on the drivers size, and this grounding pin not only grounds the abs, but a bunch of other things, including the headlight module? it was not just Christmas lights on the dash, but my drivers side light bulb turned off. Incase this helps anyone.


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