Electrical Problems
#1
Electrical Problems
I have a Honda S2000 1999
When I took the car out of the shed the power steering was really heavy from the standstill. I noticed that the ABS and EPS was lit up on the dash also the wipers didn't go.
I have had a sensor in the left rear wheel replaced and a diagnostic check run on the car still coming up with electrical fault. I did have a lot of ants over the car a couple of week ago and sprayed them. Can you help with this situation?
When I took the car out of the shed the power steering was really heavy from the standstill. I noticed that the ABS and EPS was lit up on the dash also the wipers didn't go.
I have had a sensor in the left rear wheel replaced and a diagnostic check run on the car still coming up with electrical fault. I did have a lot of ants over the car a couple of week ago and sprayed them. Can you help with this situation?
#2
Any fuse or relay issues?
#3
You can pull the codes for both the EPS and ABS. Both can be collecting using the blink code, when you short pin 9 to ground in the ODBII port.
EPS
EPS
- short pin 9 to ground in the ODBII port.
- Turn the ignition switch to on
- The blinking frequency indicates the DTC. The DTCs are indicated by a series of long and short blinks. Add the long and short blinks together to determine the DTC.
- Set the front wheels in the straight ahead driving position
- the ignition switch is turned on
- the engine is stopped
- the SCS circuit is shorted to body ground before the ignition switch is turned on.
- short pin 9 to ground in the ODBII port.
- Turn the ignition switch to on without the brake pedal pressed (If the pedal is pressed when the ignition is switched on, it will be a clearing mode)
- The blinking frequency indicates the DTC. The DTCs are indicated by a series of long and short blinks. Add the long and short blinks together to determine the DTC.
- the pedal is NOT pressed
- the ignition switch is turned on
- the engine is stopped
- the SCS circuit is shorted to body ground before the ignition switch is turned on.
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