Blobsta
Active Member
Hi all,
I have been doing some work on my C43 Wagon and fitting some stereo upgrades. I managed to get my small class D amplifier under the boot carpet (the piece just behind the rear seats) and was very pleased with myself, this however was short-lived as I think I've damaged some wiring to the aforementioned sensor. Since I fitted the amplifier, the BAS and ESP (I think) warning lights have been on. They come and go sporadically anyway mostly when I've been playing with the car a lot and let the battery drain down but having charged it fully, I know this isn't the issue. I can start the car and have no warning lights but within about 30yds of driving they illuminate - I expect as a result of monitoring wheels turning.
So I have the below code and my diagnostic is nice and specific in as much as it tells me down to which component I need to investigate, what I don't have is a resource of component locations. Can anyone point me at a TIS or similar resource for the 202?
As always, thanks for any help here.
I have been doing some work on my C43 Wagon and fitting some stereo upgrades. I managed to get my small class D amplifier under the boot carpet (the piece just behind the rear seats) and was very pleased with myself, this however was short-lived as I think I've damaged some wiring to the aforementioned sensor. Since I fitted the amplifier, the BAS and ESP (I think) warning lights have been on. They come and go sporadically anyway mostly when I've been playing with the car a lot and let the battery drain down but having charged it fully, I know this isn't the issue. I can start the car and have no warning lights but within about 30yds of driving they illuminate - I expect as a result of monitoring wheels turning.
So I have the below code and my diagnostic is nice and specific in as much as it tells me down to which component I need to investigate, what I don't have is a resource of component locations. Can anyone point me at a TIS or similar resource for the 202?
As always, thanks for any help here.