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Hello,
I have problem with EPB from 4-5 years. But now not stop to make BEEEP continiusly........
Supply voltage to right motor problem now. I install new connector, after that i check every cable with multimeter to modul and modul pins and everything looks good.
Today i change EPB module and the problem is still same. The left side work correctly.
Please help me, because if this not correct in 1 week i put the car to metal garbage
You cannot use a multimeter to test the connection to the motors. You also need to learn english if you want anyone to help. You need to do the following:
Remove the EPB module.
Purchase some PCB tabs:
Connect alligator clips to "hotwire" the left motor. Two wires, 4 PCB tabs, both polarities:
Note that this is the female side, and that it is wrong due to not being staggered. You will only work with the male side. You cannot use the battery since you need to be testing the leads going to the unit for amperage not just voltage.
Then do it for the other side.
If either motor has an issue, the fix is straightforward. You add a bypass wire and connector. I have a post about that.
p.s. If just just want the beeping to stop, except at startup, remove the two 30 AMP fuses just above the EPM.
Last edited by jasontaylor7; Yesterday at 07:43 AM.
ok. Let's assume that one of the motors is not working. Can you tell me which pin to bypass with which pin to trick the computer into not giving me an error on the display.
When I remove the 30 amp fuses, it doesn't beep continuously when I'm driving, but the display remains a red error and I don't see temperature, average consumption, etc.
Is there a way to trick the module into thinking that the right motor is working?
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