Deleting/Resetting Computer Fault Codes

Snowy
You think as I do in respect to computer engine management, I guess if your in the Simpson Desert you just pop over to the nearest Dealer....is there any near the Lone Gum Tree , That's one of the reasons why I like my old and Basic 94 Troopy, No electronic stuff, No Electric windows though a left side one would be handy,
So is there anyone reading Snowy's post who has had THE experience way Outback
and whats the solution, One buys an Off road vehicle , takes it Off road and the computer craps itself, It would be covered under under Warranty but do they go to the crossing of Lake Poeppel to fix it.???

Doug

Just disconnecting the battery for a while is usually best way - typically 1 hour.

Robin Miller

Here's a resetting proceedure for a TD5 Disco;

Stop car turn off ignition

Open drivers door

pull key from ignition

close drivers door

re insert key into ignition

close drivers door

re-start car

Fault should clear (ie) dash light of the fault should go out, in my case the ABS/TC lights on the dash.

I have a faulty rear ABS sensor which i will replace soon, and occasionally i get a light come on in the dash, which i clear with the above proceedure.

BTW, ABS and TC still work even though one sensor is faulty.

If it doesn't go out then no big deal i just get it cleared next time i'm near a dealer, which cost from $25 to $45 depending on where you are.

Techknoledgy don't ya just love it ;-))

Baz.