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Maybe just join the RCZ Australia group??? I just did. IMHO, there's probably no point starting a RCZ group just for NSW.
Edit. just saw there is a group called Peugeot RCZ club NSW.
Very simple to do. I recall removing one battery terminal. A 13 mm socket will undo the bolts. It needs to be a deepish socket. Be very careful of the plastic retainer clip. I dropped mine. Luckily it landed under the car. Then undo the second part of the clip to pull it off. Do the reverse to...
OK, so I have an R here in Melbourne. I'd like to check my calipers. What exactly am I looking for and where do I look?
Cheers. (y)
PS: I have a set of front discs in storage. I got them sent out to Oz from Fish Bros. The cost wasn't too bad as they were on sale. I'm happy to cop the expense...
Wow that's amazing if it fixed all your issues. I wonder how many people go down a rabbit hole chasing solutions for electrical problems and it's only the circuit board on the module! Such an easy cheap fix!! Keep us posted if it keeps working to fix your issue @ZerokoolRCZ
BTW mines still fine...
I would send you the sellers details for the one I bought but I can't find it in my order history for some reason. Anyway, my car had the same issue as you and I fixed the problem. My car also had zero fault codes.
I got my car second hand. Looking at the history, it had a new alternator fitted!!! I suspect they were trying to fix this issue. Of course it had nothing to do with the alternator!
Sounds like the same as mine. This issue won't throw up an error code either. Unfortunately mechanics seem to over rely on error codes to solve issues these days. And RCZ's are famous for throwing up error codes that may not be true! Swapping the circuit board will be a good start.