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Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
16 Mar 2024 02:07 #255101
by Filipao
Help me out please.
Yesterday I've installed a JAOS adjustable Panhard rod on my Gen4, got the front axle centered and as soon I got driving it all warnings showed up.
Steering wheel was 45º to the left so I had the car properly aligned and steering wheel straight.
Warning lights are still on and I couldn't clear them via OBD port apparatus.
Any suggestions are most welcome.
Thank you so much!
Yesterday I've installed a JAOS adjustable Panhard rod on my Gen4, got the front axle centered and as soon I got driving it all warnings showed up.
Steering wheel was 45º to the left so I had the car properly aligned and steering wheel straight.
Warning lights are still on and I couldn't clear them via OBD port apparatus.
Any suggestions are most welcome.
Thank you so much!
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16 Mar 2024 12:39 - 16 Mar 2024 12:40 #255105
by Soeley
Black 2019 Jimny SZ5
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Replied by Soeley on topic Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
Have you changed anything else at the same time, or even the day before that could have caused it. Can't see how just changing the front panhard rod could affect anything. Unless the length is way out and it effectively pulls the pitman arm with it. But your picture looks like they are the same length.
I might be way off with that thought, someone please correct me if so.
I might be way off with that thought, someone please correct me if so.
Black 2019 Jimny SZ5
www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...ley-s-2019-black-sz5
Last edit: 16 Mar 2024 12:40 by Soeley.
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17 Mar 2024 03:03 #255110
by fordem
Replied by fordem on topic Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
I think a good place to start would be to LIST the warning lights that are on, along with whatever codes can be read by the OBD port apparatus.
Multiple faults being triggered at the same point in time may be caused by a single fault, for example a missing reference voltage, or one defective sensor can trigger multiple codes.
Without details, all we can do is guess
Multiple faults being triggered at the same point in time may be caused by a single fault, for example a missing reference voltage, or one defective sensor can trigger multiple codes.
Without details, all we can do is guess
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18 Mar 2024 01:55 #255130
by Filipao
Replied by Filipao on topic Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
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18 Mar 2024 06:15 #255132
by Hughes
Replied by Hughes on topic Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
A damaged ABS sensor / wire during panhard bar fitting may explain the esp warning. Not sure of the others.
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18 Mar 2024 08:59 - 18 Mar 2024 08:59 #255134
by Motacilla
Replied by Motacilla on topic Warning yellow lights all lit, including "steering wheel!"
Although it's possible something was damaged in the installation, I find that very unlikely. It will be something much more simple to do with calibration. Steering angle sensor, perhaps.
It will be useful to look at the values being produced by the system for various things such as wheel speeds, steering inputs, and so on. I'm not sure whether you can do this with OBD or if you need the Suzuki viewer, but in any case, looking at the sensor data will quickly tell you which one is in la-la land.
It will be useful to look at the values being produced by the system for various things such as wheel speeds, steering inputs, and so on. I'm not sure whether you can do this with OBD or if you need the Suzuki viewer, but in any case, looking at the sensor data will quickly tell you which one is in la-la land.
Last edit: 18 Mar 2024 08:59 by Motacilla.
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