focus st225 esp fault???
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focus st225 esp fault???
Hi all,
driving along earlier light acceleration suddenly a noise as if the abs is kicking in then it comes up with esp system fault then engine system fault comes up putting my car into limp mode and also causing my car to misfire sounding like a subaru this has baffled me any help would be appreciated thank you.
driving along earlier light acceleration suddenly a noise as if the abs is kicking in then it comes up with esp system fault then engine system fault comes up putting my car into limp mode and also causing my car to misfire sounding like a subaru this has baffled me any help would be appreciated thank you.
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Get the codes read from engine and ABS.
That needs to be done with Ford specific equipment, because generic EOBD/OBD2 cannot communicate with the ABS system.
That needs to be done with Ford specific equipment, because generic EOBD/OBD2 cannot communicate with the ABS system.
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Cheers for that put it on the computer today turns out it was the air mass meter very strange that it would bring on the esp light as well but the new air mass fitted it seems to be ok now. seems to go abit better than before the fault is this possible?
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Yes, it certainly will feel better if the airmass meter was defective.
Modern computers om a car share information. The engine will share rpm, load and those kind of things with the ESP/ABS, the automatic gearbox and others. The ESP needs that info to calculate how to counter act when wheel spin occurs. Engine load can be calculated from the amount of air going into the engine, so a defective airmass meter can bring up the ESP light.
Modern computers om a car share information. The engine will share rpm, load and those kind of things with the ESP/ABS, the automatic gearbox and others. The ESP needs that info to calculate how to counter act when wheel spin occurs. Engine load can be calculated from the amount of air going into the engine, so a defective airmass meter can bring up the ESP light.
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