Three Amigos AGAIN! HELP!

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  • redroverII
    Low Range
    • Sep 2007
    • 11

    Three Amigos AGAIN! HELP!

    For the second time within a year a have the Three Amigos. I purchased my 2000 Discovery brand new and it has been a love/hate relationship. I love it, it hates me.

    The last time this occurred...I left the dealer do the repair. There diagnoses was of course a $1000.00 wheel sensor hub. (I had the three amigos once before, the dealer reset it and didn't make a repair...it stayed away for months...when it reappeared the code pinpointed a different wheel sensor...IMAGINE!)

    SO, this makes me wonder if the expensive fix is necessary.

    I read the code with my neighbors OBDII scanner and the code is P1590.
    It would not reset. (This was a very cheap scanner). The abs seems to be working, but maybe not like it should. Hill decent and traction control are questionable.

    I have read lots of suggestions on internet. I am mechanically inclined so I am not afraid to try any suggestions.

    PLEASE HELP! What do you think?
  • BackInA88
    3rd Gear
    • Dec 2006
    • 332

    #2
    This is the best investment I have made on my LR.
    It's paid for itself a couple times over all ready.

    ABS Amigo

    Steve
    71 IIa 88
    01 D2

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    • redroverII
      Low Range
      • Sep 2007
      • 11

      #3
      I looked at these....will this reader reset the lights? I have read at times three amigos may just need reset and go away. Mine came on during a slush storm.

      What other readers reset the lights? This one seems very good, but expensive for my taste.

      I found some real fancy ones on ebay...but unsure what will reset lights and help more so in the troubleshooting process.

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      • BackInA88
        3rd Gear
        • Dec 2006
        • 332

        #4
        Yes it will reset the fault codes.
        Than you plug it into your computer with a usb cable, open the text file and it will tell you the code along with a brief description.
        Any other reader is going to be at least twice as much but most will do more.
        But these a usually locked to one VIN Number, meaning you can only use it on one vehicle.

        Steve
        71 IIa 88
        01 D2

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