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This seems to be doing the rounds like the Flu - I have the same problem.
It may have been an issue since the last service in September, its only since the weather turned cold that I have noticed. Going to have a look on the weekend, I will take a few photos .
Pleased to say that MOT passed with no advisories.
Interestingly, I had a call from the garage that did the MOT, Sidelight bulbs were dead and needed replacement - As my RCZ has DRL's there were no sidelights fitted (also no wiring loom for them either).
Garage said they had never come across...
Diagnostic showed Fault Code c1335, rear right wheel speed sensor. electrical fault
, permanent
Peugeot dealer could not get one, eBay search found this....
ABS Sensor
Fitted, all good. Nice one Part Choice of Sutton Coldfield.
Does anyone have any suggestions for an OBD2 port scanner that can read ABS sensors. The generic ones (£20 from Amazon) are not detailed enough.
I did have the PP2000 software but the XP laptop it ran on died a death years ago.
TIA :unsure:
Error codes P0500 & U0415. Going to take each wheel off in turn and check the wiring to the 4 ABS sensors. Hopefully just a bit of corrosion so will give everything a good clean.
Anyone have any other suggestions ?
Just had another look. Its exactly the same as yours so nothing broken.
Its not the most positive of connections, but I cant explain why yours don't meet each other.
I will try and do a few close-up pictures, try and compare. It may be that a part has broken off. Not sure exactly what the thing does - Its part of the air intake system - may be a return air pipe, but its there for a reason so should be fixed.
The pipe clips on to the fitting to the left of your fingernail (duck egg blue if I'm not mistaken)
The ring you are touching in the bottom picture is a securing clip, should just click on.