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Bris

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  1. Having posted this in one community I realised Renntech being referenced a lot in my research so I figured it would be worth raising my question here.  I also appreciate that ICARSOFT is a very low end scan tool however I do think it is telling us some good information.

     

    The car is failing to connect with some of the front electronics, most notably the power steering, front windscreen wiper, headlines/aux lights, starter relay.  Then I noticed if I use the jump points in the engine bay she comes to life.  The power steering does not seem to work at all though.

     

    Further research shows all these components have a common ground located near the jump points (GP-15).  So, I was just really wondering if anyone knows of any 'weak points' in the system in the front left of the engine bay?   The car has evidently taken a big knock to the front left wheel and I am suspecting dislodged something. 


    During my diagnosis I figured I would ping all the systems, and this is what I have found:

    U0126
    State: Current
    Communication with steering wheel electronics control unit (CAN Chassis)

    P0480
    State Current
    Fan control driver

    P0481
    State Current
    Cooling Fan 2 Control Circuit Malfunction

    U0428
    State Current
    Check steering wheel electronic control unit fault memory content

    P3088
    State Current
    Starter Relay 1 or 2 does not close

    B10151B
    State Current
    Battery main switching switch unit, limit value exceeded

    C12016
    State Current
    No communication with front-end electronics control unit

    C12097
    State Current
    Check air conditioner regulator control unit fault memory content

    00A230
    Warning Transmission temperature too high

    c1201E
    State Current
    No communication with power steering control unit

    008456
    State Current
    LIN bus 2 - short circuit to ground, short circuit to B+ or open circuit

    C120976
    State Current
    Check A/C control unit fault memory content

    C13002
    State Current
    Communication with generator

    C1201E
    State Current
    Communication with Servotronic control unit

    C13201
    State Current
    Communication with Wiper

    86030B
    Relay terminal 50, open circuit

    U112300
    State Current
    Check power steering control unit fault memory content

    U112100
    State current
    Communication with Servotronik control unit
     

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