help please, DCCD issue?
14 January 2010, 09:00 PM
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help please, DCCD issue?
i have a v4 type r and the dccd light on the dash is flashing green in the lower rear position, the switch isnt doing anything and the car is permanantly in rwd, or it seems.
the car drives mint and the gears are all excellent, no funny noises or mechanical issues so could this be a electrical, switch or wiring fault..
if anyone has come accross this could you please help me out. many thanks
the car drives mint and the gears are all excellent, no funny noises or mechanical issues so could this be a electrical, switch or wiring fault..
if anyone has come accross this could you please help me out. many thanks
14 January 2010, 09:31 PM
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Flashing lower green dccd light indicates a DCCD system fault
I'm not sure how to read the trouble codes on a classic, but the procedure is described for dccd equipped newage cars in the pdf manuals that are available on the web - It may be the same procedure on the classic?
Most likely a break in the wiring to the DCCD unit - check wiring inside and outside of the box
Or possibly a thumbwheel, or handbrake switch fault
I'm not sure how to read the trouble codes on a classic, but the procedure is described for dccd equipped newage cars in the pdf manuals that are available on the web - It may be the same procedure on the classic?
Most likely a break in the wiring to the DCCD unit - check wiring inside and outside of the box
Or possibly a thumbwheel, or handbrake switch fault
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14 January 2010, 10:28 PM
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will check the wiring then, and also the pdf file on the net... just didnt want to waste time stripping stuff that didnt need to be done. thanks
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