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C4 Picasso ECU/ABS/CANBus fault
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TriumphGuy   
Thu Apr 09 2020, 02:55pm
Member No: #47272
Joined: Jan 13 2017
Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire
 The pins looked fine to me when I was working on it. Once the whole "virus" thing is over, we can look at trying to connect to the OBD2 port again.
ScottyP   
Fri Apr 10 2020, 03:41am
Member No: #55887
Joined: Apr 05 2020
Location: Oop Norf
 Have you checked the hidden fuses in the compartment under the "normal" engine bay fuse panel...
looxuser   
Mon May 04 2020, 05:32pm
Member No: #30245
Joined: Apr 13 2013
Location: poulton le fylde
 ODB2 connector is fused, small fuse around the battery fuse holder, could this be the issue?
TriumphGuy   
Wed May 06 2020, 05:54pm
Member No: #47272
Joined: Jan 13 2017
Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire
 Yes, we checked those fuses on the battery. Andrew seemed to have fixed the problem when he cleaned and reseated the multiplug connectors on engine bay fusebox. He was getting the correct readings on the OBD2 port. Once this whole lockdown business is over, we can get back to it. I'll be bringing my cheap code reader and my Diagbox.
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