Brakes: - Fault codes..? Bit confused.

T5Rswestry · May 29th, 2014, 18:36

Hiya .Just changed the ABS/TRACS pump on the car, Very rare ATE/TEVES MK4 which I had to get from Germany..So. fitted it (tight job) in the rain on our sloping drive .phew..Pressure bled the system in order Pump, O/S/R, N/S/R. N/S/F and O/S/F and the brakes are ace, Test drove above 25 etc Slammed brake son and they locked up and the lights have yet to come off,,arrr..Anyway it's throwing up a 3-1-3, which is brill as it was throwing up alot more before i changed the pump and it says L/R wheel sensor open or short ....Problem is thus, is L/R the N/S/R or O/S/R here in sunny Brirain..? Thanks Y'all.

Chris_Rogers · May 29th, 2014, 21:15

It means left rear wheel sensor.

T5Rswestry · May 30th, 2014, 09:41

L/R means Left Rear..! I never thought of that. No, that wasn't my question or problem. Left from when you're sat in the car.? It's okay, they come as a pair, The left, and surprisingly, the right, so i'll change um both if i can get them off..chaars

catflem · May 30th, 2014, 10:39

It's so much easier when they say near side or off side............ except when you're working on a foreign or imported car, or have moved abroad........ err, scratch that :-)

May 29th, 2014, 18:36	#1
T5Rswestry Junior Member Last Online: Dec 1st, 2016 22:55 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Oswestry, The Shire	Fault codes..? Bit confused. Hiya .Just changed the ABS/TRACS pump on the car, Very rare ATE/TEVES MK4 which I had to get from Germany..So. fitted it (tight job) in the rain on our sloping drive .phew..Pressure bled the system in order Pump, O/S/R, N/S/R. N/S/F and O/S/F and the brakes are ace, Test drove above 25 etc Slammed brake son and they locked up and the lights have yet to come off,,arrr..Anyway it's throwing up a 3-1-3, which is brill as it was throwing up alot more before i changed the pump and it says L/R wheel sensor open or short ....Problem is thus, is L/R the N/S/R or O/S/R here in sunny Brirain..? Thanks Y'all.

May 30th, 2014, 10:39	#4
catflem Master Member Last Online: Oct 20th, 2023 12:15 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Expat in NW France	It's so much easier when they say near side or off side............ except when you're working on a foreign or imported car, or have moved abroad........ err, scratch that :-) __________________ Quick, someone flog me a V70 before I jump ship again

May 29th, 2014, 21:15	#2
Chris_Rogers VOC Member Last Online: Apr 10th, 2017 16:55 Join Date: Jan 1970 Location: South Kent Coast	It means left rear wheel sensor.

May 30th, 2014, 09:41	#3
T5Rswestry Junior Member Last Online: Dec 1st, 2016 22:55 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Oswestry, The Shire	L/R means Left Rear..! I never thought of that. No, that wasn't my question or problem. Left from when you're sat in the car.? It's okay, they come as a pair, The left, and surprisingly, the right, so i'll change um both if i can get them off..chaars

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