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Re: [928uk] PSD & odd sound

by 928uk@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jul 27, 2006 at 03:49 AM

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In a message dated 26/07/2006 16:29:46 GMT Daylight Time,  
Gareth.Northwood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 writes:

I do  have RDK and am getting pressure warnings when stationary, PSD
warnings  when stationary and have had that scrubbing on the rear tyres
you describe  when pulling off.  I'm not getting any reading on the
speedo though so  could that point to the front sensors?  
Hi Gareth, not sure on yours where the speedo reading comes from on mine  
it's the rear left sensor Your Model May Vary. i did get rdk warnings from
the  
faulty wheel when stationary last time which was a good pointer for 
diagnosis



I had a look at the rears last w/e to see if they might be  removable
(laugh here) but same corrosion as everyone else.  I do need  to get them
checked asap I think.  Must buy a  multimeter.
Budget a couple of hours to grind them outand grease (molycote os eq)  
carefully when you put the new ones in.



When I had the back end up last w/e I found that I couldn't  spin the
rear wheels even though the handbrake was off.  They would  move a bit
but felt 'engaged' to something.  Would that be the diff  locked as I
parked up?  I'm a bit of a duffer on the working of the  whole
PSD/diff/drive thing I'm afraid - need to get up the learning curve  a
bit.  
Did you have the ignition on ? When faulty the system can lock the diff 
with 
ignition on but car stationary..



Fluid definitely weeping from the little black pipe, does this  mean a
serious problem or might it be related to the PSD/speed sensor  thing?
Might just be the fluid warming and expanding more as the psd works full  
time for the first time in its' life.
HTH Tim '92gts






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