Code 147 RAM Failure
Discussion
Linda,
I'm not sure that 147 RAM failure and F-RAM failure are the same thing. By all means try the battery thing, but I would suggest resetting the ECU might be worth a punt. Not sure of the best way to do this though.
One way would be to drop the power to the ECU by disconnecting the Battery, thus getting the ECU to restart. A word of warning though, I replaced my battery and connected the positive after connecting the negative. This caused some sparks which in turn screwed up the ECU. The ECU wasn't damaged, but it needed a factory reset by the 'ECU Woman'.
I'm not sure that 147 RAM failure and F-RAM failure are the same thing. By all means try the battery thing, but I would suggest resetting the ECU might be worth a punt. Not sure of the best way to do this though.
One way would be to drop the power to the ECU by disconnecting the Battery, thus getting the ECU to restart. A word of warning though, I replaced my battery and connected the positive after connecting the negative. This caused some sparks which in turn screwed up the ECU. The ECU wasn't damaged, but it needed a factory reset by the 'ECU Woman'.
Tonto said:
Linda,
I'm not sure that 147 RAM failure and F-RAM failure are the same thing. By all means try the battery thing, but I would suggest resetting the ECU might be worth a punt. Not sure of the best way to do this though.
One way would be to drop the power to the ECU by disconnecting the Battery, thus getting the ECU to restart. A word of warning though, I replaced my battery and connected the positive after connecting the negative. This caused some sparks which in turn screwed up the ECU. The ECU wasn't damaged, but it needed a factory reset by the 'ECU Woman'.
Its fixed after some help from a friendly Sagaris owner (it was on Johns Sag..)I'm not sure that 147 RAM failure and F-RAM failure are the same thing. By all means try the battery thing, but I would suggest resetting the ECU might be worth a punt. Not sure of the best way to do this though.
One way would be to drop the power to the ECU by disconnecting the Battery, thus getting the ECU to restart. A word of warning though, I replaced my battery and connected the positive after connecting the negative. This caused some sparks which in turn screwed up the ECU. The ECU wasn't damaged, but it needed a factory reset by the 'ECU Woman'.
Graham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.
Edited by MrsS on Wednesday 28th May 12:05
MrsS said:
Its fixed after some help from a friendly Sagaris owner (it was on Johns Sag..)
Graham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.
If it happens again, tell John all the information is in the Workshop manualGraham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.


G

PS back safe and sound, wheels, splitters and diffuser removed. Cleaning commenced
VARLEYHYD said:
MrsS said:
Its fixed after some help from a friendly Sagaris owner (it was on Johns Sag..)
Graham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.
If it happens again, tell John all the information is in the Workshop manualGraham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.


G

PS back safe and sound, wheels, splitters and diffuser removed. Cleaning commenced
VARLEYHYD said:
MrsS said:
Its fixed after some help from a friendly Sagaris owner (it was on Johns Sag..)
Graham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.
If it happens again, tell John all the information is in the Workshop manualGraham Varley kindly went into one of the menus and zero'd the rev counter and speedo at Cadwell yesterday.
On restarting the RAM error dissapeared.


G

PS back safe and sound, wheels, splitters and diffuser removed. Cleaning commenced
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