AYC light wont go out on evo6
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AYC light wont go out on evo6
does anyone know what would cause the AYC light on a evo 6 to stay on, a mate of mine said it came on during the week but would go off again after awhile, tonight he changed the diff oil with proper grade oil but now the light wont go off at all... any ideas ??
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maybe the pump is goosed? or even possibly the diff? a mate of mine just bought a evo 5 and ayc light is on and its the diff thats goosed
oh and pm me if he needs any bits specially a diff
oh and pm me if he needs any bits specially a diff
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If a thick old fluid is flushed out and new thinner is replaced, then the 8 year old pump cant maintain the correct pressure to operate the diff correctly, so the ecu cuts off the little motor to prevent burning out.
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pull ya pants down and be ass raped at the sametime, i would suggest you check the AYC pump as this is a seperate system to the AYC Diff fluid
Is there any fluid in the Bottle in the boot? if so check that its not filthy black, then check your pump connection?, then if all else fails have the AYC pump circuit bled up
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Probably means the AYC pump is toast.
Very common failure sadly - it usually means it can't make the correct operating pressure and no matter how much bleeding you do - it won't pressurize.
Very common failure sadly - it usually means it can't make the correct operating pressure and no matter how much bleeding you do - it won't pressurize.
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You can sometimes fix it by changing the pressure switch. You can get ones from RogerRally and they are adjustable, I think it's only a temporary fix though because it generally means the pump is on it's way out.
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Just to clear up an old thread, To prevent any confusion as the whether an adjustable type switch is a cure, or a cover up, I now hire out a pressure tester Gauge, to check if the pump is still putting out a usefull amount of pressure to be able to operate the diff effectively, before fitting another switch.
http://www.erento.co.uk/hire/vehicle...r-accessories/
http://www.erento.co.uk/hire/vehicle...r-accessories/
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RogerRally== A mate has an evo 6 and me and him fitted a new AYC switch that you supplied, he has changed fluid as the light was on in warm temps, with that and the switch all is good. just wanted to say that the instructions you supplied with it are excellent and made the job easy.. good stuff
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AYC light was on on TME brother looked at, bought it as long as light was out.
Bloke got discount at Mitsubishi as put a lot of work their way, bill was still £2700 I think
Needed a pump.
Bloke got discount at Mitsubishi as put a lot of work their way, bill was still £2700 I think
Needed a pump.
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