Hi!

So I got two codes out of it while driving on Friday ......

P 1414
and also a
P 1417

So I read them and cleared them right away and all happy since then
but I haven't had a chance to actually check fuse F2 yet ....

Cheers'
Dave

 

Hi!

So I got two codes out of it while driving on Friday ......

P 1414
and also a
P 1417

So I read them and cleared them right away and all happy since then
but I haven't had a chance to actually check fuse F2 yet ....

Cheers'
Dave

 

Yep,

I own a temperature sensitive Disco ..... this week it was -10 to -17 and no real problems. One day I had one P1174 and P1175 and did a reset and all good.

Today got in drive home +10 one hic-up (vehicle stalls and jumps) got to the store, parked, went inside for half an hour, came out and restarted and it won't start I had to ride the gas to get it going and keep it running- if not the RPM went down to under 300 and stalled. MOre hi-ups on the way home too .....

Ran the scan tool and I got 6 again .... P1184 - P0102 - P1412 - P1415 - P1175 and last P1172.

So yep, Dusty's right .... it IS temperature sensitive if its nice out it runs like sh*t if cold - happy as hell so what should I be looking for folks?

Cheers'
Dave

 

HI,

So I cracked the hood today and checked and reset every relay
and fuse under the hood and also visually checked each little fuse
and put a DVM on each side of each fuse as well ..... all had 14.4
volts DC with the truck running.

Fuse 7 and 8 with have RTFM on the fuse cover had no voltage on
both sides of them but I don't think that's relevant because in my
RAVE manual it says they're for: #7 the front heated windshield and
#8 for the same thing but the other side.

So, I guess now what ?

Todays codes were:

P1175
P0102
P1884
P1172
P1412
P1415

In that order and of course I just did a reset again so we'll see.

I checked under driver side and most of them were coming up
hot at 14.x VDC and they all got pulled, looked at, and re-seated
too !

Again, I'm open to suggestions.......

Cheers'
Dave