Hey guys, I recently had taken the Rover into the shop to get some locked brakes pads done (to realize it was a bad brake master cylinder) While their I also replaced my ABS hydraulic unit, rebuilt (long story, not worth publishing). So i though this would also fix my three amigos problem. It did at first but then about a few days after, a couple (or just one) of amigos would come on, then go off after shutting the engine down and starting back up. Maybe the next day two would go on.....and go off after shutting the engine off and starting back up. Again, maybe the three would come on about 45 minutes into driving......this would continue until they all three came on WITH the E-brake light coming on. Once all four came on, they don't go off at all anymore. My question is this: is it some sort of sensor problem or do you think I my ABS hydraulic unit crapped the bed? I got a full lifetime warranty on that, parts and labor.

One key note, before I did replace the ABS unit, I did have the 4 lights on, not just your standard 3 amigos. Much appreciated.

-b

 

**new pads all the way around and and new rotors in the front. Fluid levels are perfect....

checked this thread and didn't see any obvious solution, kinda chasing tails. It's a little older so thought maybe some new insight?

https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...-amigos-24199/

 

What were the codes before you sent all this money and what are the codes now?

 

Check the abs fuse, though if it blew there's likely a reason.

 

I'll be sure to do that. My Innova isn't giving any codes back. ill take it to my mechanic and have him read the codes for me, he feels bad for the codes coming on after the job=free code reading. Thanks guys.