[CSB]

Last saturday I fitted some coilovers on the back (koni), the front already had the koni coilovers on. Now the 4wd was running fine. As soon as I fitted the rear ones the 4wd light came on.

A week later (today) I start up the car and see what the fault code is however the 4wd light hasn't come on and can't check for the code (red light flashing), car has been started for around 15mins and seems to be fine.

I didn't drive it though, I'm guessing I should drive it first and it should come on? But when I fitted the coilovers it came on straight away, without moving the car.

Even if the light comes on again has anyone else had an issue with fitting coilovers and the 4wd light?

Thanks in advance. The car was really dangerous in 2wd plus icy roads, how we take the 4wd for granted. :chuckle:

 

[freakazoid3]

May help to diconnect the earth cable on your battery for a few houres and reset the system.
Just make sure you're steering wheel is pointing straight and that the car is on level ground when hooking the battery back up in the car

 

[Jags]

Just to confirm we did the following:

Disconnected the battery with the wheels straight to reset (not for a few hours though)
Checked the fuse
Checked the fluid

 

[CSB]

I got the code 18 which is the ETS pressure switch or circuit

anyone know how to solve this?

 

[CSB]

I checked out the problem again and there was a wire hanging loose :chairshot:chairshot:chairshot in the boot

connected that back to the ets thingy, took it for a drive and no light

someone must've accidentally knocked it out when removing the bolts for the suspension

atleast thats sorted, I was looking at all the possible things of code 18, g sensor this and that :runaway:

there were quite abit of wires hanging loose in the back, guessing coming off the speakers etc which dont work

 

[Cris]

There's a small amp in the boot before the speakers. It's probably been bypassed hence the messy wiring.