Yet Another 3 Amigo challenge
does any one know where is C0362 Ground mount is? I opened the passenger side under dash. I see one big ground at the bottom. But I dont see the single Ground in the manual.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
Way forward Sayeed, clear all the codes related to the brakes, run the truck for a while until the codes reappear or not, then work on from there. Codes remain in the BCU (or ECU) until they are cleared.
I redid the Ground from Option B, Cleaned up, tested and checked all the Grounds related to ABS C0561 and C0362 and the big one near the Slab. Driving around for 2 days let's see if this holds up. If not next I am going to rebuild my spare one with Option B and new Seals.
Appreciated all the advice. We have such a good group of members here. I wanted to report back here just so others can see.
Appreciated all the advice. We have such a good group of members here. I wanted to report back here just so others can see.
The Tres Amigos are back after 3 days. I cleaned all the grounds, redid the ground for option B. Lasted about 3 days then just came back. I am about to pull my hairs.
1.--Current Faults---->
Active Faults:
None
Logged Faults:
016:Shuttle valve long term fail
1.--Current Faults---->
Active Faults:
None
Logged Faults:
016:Shuttle valve long term fail
It sounds odd you would get a shuttle valve code with the thing now 100% bypassed electronically.
Correct. I have replaced the SVS seals too. very strange. What's interesting is if the Option B was nit done correctly you could not erase the codes. fact that i can erase the code and drive around for 2-3 days is baffling
It's beginning to sound more like an ABS wheel sensor either alone or a defective wheel bearing causing the issues.
well, then I will different error codes, right?
sayeed - how was this resolved? what causes this fault code? i did tbe bypass and have very much the same experiences you desribed herein. i get the ling term fail 016 code but once cleared ,it works fine for a couple of days.....before coming backstage


