Service?

[richardl]

Hi Guys

Just got our GU back from a service and the next day the sub tank warning light came on. Have done a search suggesting that I disconnect the battery, which I will do over the weekend, dont think the radio has a code!
My question is could the warning light have anything to do with the service, my mechanic says its just a coincidence? but he would say that wouldn't he?
Thanks for your thoughts
Richard

[Bloodyaussie]

My mates did the same thing when he needed to do some small work and my mechanic just disconnected the battery and all good.

[lorrieandjas]

Hi mate - unlikely to do with the service - what did you get done? Disconnecting the battery would be the go as you have suggested and as BA has mentioned as well. I don't know what causes it but seems to be a fairly common issue that comes up - maybe weird pump setup.

Jas

[threedogs]

Disconnect the battery for an hour make sure the terminals are clean to, use a scourer pad. All should be good

[MEGOMONSTER]

It's funny how an electronic fault can be fixed purely by losing all power to the electronics to just reboot and start again.

[Bloodyaussie]

It's funny how an electronic fault can be fixed purely by losing all power to the electronics to just reboot and start again.

I wish I could be fixed so easy!!!!

[Winnie]

I wish I could be fixed so easy!!!!

Mate there will never be a cure for what you've got hahahaha

DIAL-A-TAP

[Thirsty]

As stated above, Disconnect battery. I put a long range fuel tank in and had the same issue. If they changed the fuel filter, that may have something to do with it. I put mine down to the fuel filter (4.5 petrol by the way) as we have done many long range tanks with out the issue.
Cheers
Troy

[my third 256]

no coded radio so that should be ok

[richardl]

Thanks Guys
Finally got round to fixing the problem, disconnected the battery as was suggested and all is good.
The service was just fluids and filters

Richard