Losing RPM signaland Code L
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RiddleMcFiddle said:
yeah i guess it could be that, just the whole code L error confuses me when L is meant to be the speedo sensor.
Any tips on how to access the crank sensor?

If you drive at constant trottle do you get the odd drop in RPM every so often? Mine has started to do this now and again (enough for you to feel through the car) and was wondering if its related to the L error codeAny tips on how to access the crank sensor?

RiddleMcFiddle said:
Right guys.
Update - is DEFINATELY fixd when i slap the dash, so the question is will it be an actual LCD dispay fault or a dodgy connection?
Im gonna take it a part and inspect.
It won't the display itself, but it may be something one one of the pcbs. Take off the top cover, careful not to break the cables that go to the gear change lights and the two knobs. They all unplug.Update - is DEFINATELY fixd when i slap the dash, so the question is will it be an actual LCD dispay fault or a dodgy connection?
Im gonna take it a part and inspect.
Check all other plug-in connectors on the boards. With ignition on, engine running, select the summary screen, and gently push the pcbs in and out, see if you get any strange readings or display anomalies.
If you do try to work out where on the boards you have to push to make it happen.
Good luck! Please let us know!
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RiddleMcFiddle said:
daston -no my rpm drops off completely, but the car still drives perfect.
Only when i come to idle speed the CODE L shows up.
My speedo never stops working, just the rpm.
Ahh with you so its not engine related then. Only when i come to idle speed the CODE L shows up.
My speedo never stops working, just the rpm.
Mine will drop to 500rpm and run lumpy and if I dont blip the throttle it will go as low as 200 then the Error L and then stall.
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