Three warning signals lighted up on the dashboard


C0020-1C & U0415-94 found with IIDTool,Anyone has the idea of what the problem might be? Thanks

ABS ring,ABS sensor, have you driven it?

Check the fuses of the ABS system.

As Alex has already said, check the fuses but it could easily be that the ABS pump has failed. (Now Sold). 2008 Freelander 2 (Nazca Sand) SE TD4 Auto. Statutory write off & on WOVR for hail damage but still road legal.
171037Km as of 09/05/22
Superchips Bluefin Flash
Nanocom Evo II (also sold)

harry8080 wrote:

ABS ring,ABS sensor, have you driven it?

alex_pescaru wrote:

Check the fuses of the ABS system.

I got this once,stopped swiched off restarted,warning gone ,did another 5 miles,stopped only to find osr tyre down to 15 psi.tyre shagged ,new tyre fitted ,no reoccurrence.not quite the same mine was just traction control warning, but might help someone.

Has the car been idle? I have had this due to battery not fully charged

Jack frost wrote:

Has the car been idle? I have had this due to battery not fully charged

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? I've got the exact same problem.

I twice had similar/equivalent warnings on my 2013 car…

First was a combination of a ageing and/or failing battery exacerbated by failed door lock module - changed both for new and the warnings all went away

Second (two years later) - same warnings so new battery was bunged in. That solved nothing so I bought an iCarsoft V3 which solved nothing but I think it pointed me at the Haldex…

…. It was down to the Haldex being constipated - oddly two days before it was due to go to Bell Engineering for a Haldex service (or at worst, replacement) a good right foot heavy blast in the car cleared the error. When Austen at Bell's worked his magic on the Haldex, he said it was pretty dirty and fully needing attention / filter etc.

Warning not seen since.

Hi, thanks for the input, I've just recently done my nearside front wheel bearing, I was going round a roundabout when the dash lit up with the three amigos "warning lights" not sure if it's a dud wheel bearing or the speed sensor has been damage in someway while I was replacing the bearing.

The problem became apparent as soon as I took the wheel off, I noticed that the tyre had been rubbing against the speed sensor wire, now fixed with new sensor, bent the bit that keeps the wire out the way, now it's safely out of reach from rubbing the tyre, Ive hung the caliper up out the way when doing the bearing and it's obviously disturbed that part, on reassembly I've not noticed it, all fixed now.