Warning Code 16 Water Sensor?
Warning Code 16 Water Sensor?
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chris watton

Original Poster:

22,545 posts

281 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Just had this pop up on my LCD screen again, it pops up now and again, 3rd time in 4 months. I wish the codes were a little more specific, OK, its a water sensor, and????? what's up with it????
Worse than Microsoft with an 'Error 4977, shut down PC'! LOL

Anyone else had this? :)

MTY4000

327 posts

264 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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What was the water temp at the time - high?

My Tamora does this also. I see this message when the temp gets too high (immediately following, temp = 108 deg warning or similar) - I interpret it is saying - 'the temp is too high'.

My temp guage (in the pod dsiplay) is overreading by 10 degrees (confirmed by my dealer), so driving round town my temp can look like it is too high when it is not... if that makes sence.

For me it is a case of pod back to blackpool - will do over winter, too much fun to be had now. For the mean time I mentally subtract 10 deg and occasionally see the same warning that you do.

>> Edited by MTY4000 on Tuesday 23 August 09:51

>> Edited by MTY4000 on Tuesday 23 August 12:38

steve11

522 posts

266 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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I get this come up on the odd occasion. As long as your coolant level/water temp is OK I wouldn't worry about it, probably just a bit of steam passing over the sensor.

cgibson

1,220 posts

305 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Had the same on my Tamora 'loaner' happened everytime the temp got too high. I think it was also over-reading as reported above.

chris watton

Original Poster:

22,545 posts

281 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Thankd for that guys , I knew its only (probably) a minor glitch, if it's serious, the fault screen stays on even if you press both the buttons on the back of the wheel, dont they? I'll sort it on my next 12K service, I may also get the throttle bodies bushed, as response is marginally slower than it used to be!

rpa.janwell

1,653 posts

258 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Same on the Sag - will have it checked on 6k service, but expect same as T350

Hilti

299 posts

260 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Chris,

I had to have my water sensor changed at the 12k svc, it cam up on the diagnostic as a fualt, but wasn't showing any codes when driving?? £85.00 if its the same part? ouch.

J

chris watton

Original Poster:

22,545 posts

281 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Hilti said:

Chris,

I had to have my water sensor changed at the 12k svc, it cam up on the diagnostic as a fualt, but wasn't showing any codes when driving?? £85.00 if its the same part? ouch.

J


lol,,, hey ho, another thing to add to the list of expensive 'things to sort' on the next big service, having said that, I have thouroughly enjoyed the driving experience this summer, so it will deserve some more TLC when the nights start drawing in!

ginner

442 posts

256 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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Chris,

Just checked my lat svc bill. The water sensor was £9.00, it was the speed sensor that was £85.00. Sorry for the duff info.

J

chris watton

Original Poster:

22,545 posts

281 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2005
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ginner said:
Chris,

Just checked my lat svc bill. The water sensor was £9.00, it was the speed sensor that was £85.00. Sorry for the duff info.

J


LOL, Phew!!!! cheers for that