I hope someone can help with this. I recently rewired the SVS on my '99 Disco II and tested with my multimeter--all passed. Once installed, I checked the codes with my ABS Amigo and found that the 114 fault is still present (as evidenced with the 3 Amigos). Additionally, I have a new fault code of 077: Rear Left Out Valve Short to Supply. Not to mention, I bled the brake system to remove old fluid. I'm not getting any fluid to the right front. I did get fluid to both rear wheels, but it looks like foam coming out of the drain tube. What the heck did I do??? Does this sound like a complete replacement of the ABS system? This is my first Rover, so I appreciate any and all help.

 

Did you bleed the ABS module?

 

How much total D OT 4 did you use to bleed the entire system?

 

I Did Not Bleed The Module. I Was Under The Impression That I Could Remove The Air During The Bleed And Then Activate The ABS/HDC and Then Bleed Again.

I Used About 4 Large Bottles Of DOT 4 Synthetic To Flush.

 

I found part of the problem. Let me start by saying that my color-blindness is sometimes difficult to deal with. I created the 077 code when I spliced into the wrong wire--it appears to be the Yellow-Grey wire, not the Yellow-Green wire. I fixed the splice and connected to the correct wire. Code 077 is gone, but the 3 Amigos are still hanging around. I checked the switch with my multi meter and everything checks out. I checked the ground connection--all is good. I went back to the splice and all wires are properly connected. I just can't figure out what I have done wrong. Is there possibly something else that could create the 114 Code?