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dannydee



Member Since: 02 Apr 2013
Location: birmingham
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2007 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 Orkney Grey
Help with fault codes

Hi
Will be off to our local specialist in the coming days for help but wondered if you wonderful members could help again Rolling with laughter
This car is Big Cry Censored

After pulling out of the petrol station two days ago my radio turned off, the auz input dont work but very weird the CD Player works Rolling Eyes

Also the Check break pad message came on screen and had new break pads 3 months ago so they are fine and took it into kwik fit today to have breaks checked and they are fine but they also put it on the scanner and two fault codes come up on the system which were:

u010087

c1a0016

Can anybody shed any light on the these two codes?

Post #410706 Wed Jan 22 2014 6:03pm
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Beancounter_74



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A quick google throws up:

Google Search wrote:
Just checked the TCM & PCM codes, both list U010087 as a valid code indicating Missing CAN messages between Engine, Transmission & Park brake


google Search wrote:
A customer may report a concern that the electronic parking brake (EPB) amber or red warning lamps are illuminated or that it is not possible to release the parking brake (possible fault code displayed in EPB module C1A0016 - control module circuit voltage below threshold).


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Post #410708 Wed Jan 22 2014 6:09pm
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dannydee



Member Since: 02 Apr 2013
Location: birmingham
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2007 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 Orkney Grey

Many thanks for the reply.
Its weird as the message shown is for brake pads and the orange light.
But got me worried now as sounds expensive following the engine replacement last year best part of 7.5k

Post #410718 Wed Jan 22 2014 7:22pm
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Beancounter_74



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Anyone with more techny knowledge able to help this chap out??? Thumbs Up ON THE WAY: BMW F21 M140i
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jsamps



Member Since: 11 Mar 2014
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United Kingdom 2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Stornoway Grey

I have a RRS 06 tdv6 and im getting an esf message thats indicating absolute pressure failure (I think the codes p0106) problem is the car is fine and is driving the same as before the message came up! Ive had the map sensor checked,egr valves are fine and also had the turbo looked at cleaned and all seems fine? Anyone else had this before? Even the main stealer cant find out what the cause is! There only solution was to replace the turbo!!! Shocked

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

John

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danRR



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what year and model is this i can look up the fault more specifically for you.. could be a battery/charging or an earth issue.. "check brake pads " can only really be brought up by a pad sensor wire worn or circuit fault... radio is usually the first thing u notice when battery voltage goes low, aswell as multiple non comms fault codes like u have there... LAND ROVER TECHNICIAN

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