Had a visit from Bandit12 today to pair a new key up for him.
Was an interesting visit, and proved that my Lexia worked with a different C5 (a 2.2 HDI auto)
Anyway doing the general run through of faults, there were a few that appeared, most notably was some Auto gearbox ones.
Here are the lexia screenshots:
Cleared them all now, so hopefully they were just one offs. But has anyone seen these ones before and know a potential solution? Seems a bit odd to have logged Snow and Sport active at the same time.
Gearbox has done ~118K miles, so is also due an ATF change.
4HP20 Lexia Faults
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Re: 4HP20 Lexia Faults
If they cleared and haven't returned Ben, I'd not worry. It seems quite often that these sort of faults appear all over the various ECUs and moreso on a multiplexed car...
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Re: 4HP20 Lexia Faults
Given that the engine RPM was zero and the battery voltage was 7.3 volts when the fault was logged I would say that it occured just as the engine was cranked! If so the battery and/or battery connections could be on their way out or the battery was flat at the time. Not surprising that the ECU would have trouble controlling the solenoids with only 7.3 volts to work with.
One other possibility is a poor power connection specifically to the gearbox ECU, did you happen to check the live voltage reading from the gearbox ECU to see if it looked normal ?
One other possibility is a poor power connection specifically to the gearbox ECU, did you happen to check the live voltage reading from the gearbox ECU to see if it looked normal ?
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Well spotted on the battery volts Simon. That'll explain it fully
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Re: 4HP20 Lexia Faults
Thanks Guys,
I probably should have connected the dots there Simon too.... there were a few other faults logged that I was putting down to possibly disconnecting the battery before things had a chance to shutdown... as there were a number of "lost communication with X ECU" etc.
The other thing I did say to Bandit12 was that these faults *could* potentially be from years ago as he said the car had been sitting still for quite some time (he's only had it about 6 weeks, and the previous owner had left it dormant for a while - a couple of years I think).
I think I could actually wager that all these issues have come from the previous owner when they were reviving the car back from its deep sleep!
We didn't go off for a drive in the car to see if any of the errors reappeared, only a second crank.... but going by what you have said Simon, it would stand to reason that the issue most likely only occurred when cranking.
We are going to try to meet up again when I'm next over (most likely to do his ATF change), so can recheck after he's driven it around for a couple of months, but I'm now fairly confident that the error(s) won't be back.
I probably should have connected the dots there Simon too.... there were a few other faults logged that I was putting down to possibly disconnecting the battery before things had a chance to shutdown... as there were a number of "lost communication with X ECU" etc.
The other thing I did say to Bandit12 was that these faults *could* potentially be from years ago as he said the car had been sitting still for quite some time (he's only had it about 6 weeks, and the previous owner had left it dormant for a while - a couple of years I think).
I think I could actually wager that all these issues have come from the previous owner when they were reviving the car back from its deep sleep!
We didn't go off for a drive in the car to see if any of the errors reappeared, only a second crank.... but going by what you have said Simon, it would stand to reason that the issue most likely only occurred when cranking.
We are going to try to meet up again when I'm next over (most likely to do his ATF change), so can recheck after he's driven it around for a couple of months, but I'm now fairly confident that the error(s) won't be back.
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Re: 4HP20 Lexia Faults
Hi Guys, a big thank you to Ben for pairing up the key and to you all for your input re the fault codes. As Ben said I've only had the car about 6 weeks with no probs so far. Previous owner used it infrequently as a company car but sold it to me 6 months after buying it and getting it a full service and replacing the diesel exhaust filter. Got lots of paperwork and full service history which shows new battery fitted in 2009 so probably will need replacing sooner rather than later. Engine was off but ignition on during the Lexia check and not had a prob starting car even when left standing for 3 weeks on mates driveway while I sorted insurance road tax etc.
And yes be good to meet up again Ben and I'll help you change the auto fluid in your gearbox.
only other thing that came up was EOLYS fluid level low but nothing on the dashboard to confirm. Will make that 1st job. Is this something that you guys would recommend doing yourself or getting it done professionally. Remember reading its quite an expensive and caustic chemical.
And yes be good to meet up again Ben and I'll help you change the auto fluid in your gearbox.
only other thing that came up was EOLYS fluid level low but nothing on the dashboard to confirm. Will make that 1st job. Is this something that you guys would recommend doing yourself or getting it done professionally. Remember reading its quite an expensive and caustic chemical.
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Re: 4HP20 Lexia Faults
It's probably worth starting a new thread for the eolys questions. As many with diesels that can help may not check an automatic gb thread
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