Im having exactly the same issue at the moment. I've replaced the front left sensor and it still happening. Hoping to replace the front right sensor tomorrow. Otherwise i'm clueless at this point.
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2005 NP front brakes randomly lock on their own
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Have you checked your tyre pressures? are they even, because of one tyre is significantly lower pressure than its mate on the same axle, the stability control ECU controlling stability will think that the car is in a skid and start applying brakes etc to compensate for it.
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Yeah I've also heard that It could be a sensor in the steering column that assists with calibration to let the ECU know that your alignment (not wheel alignment) is trued up.
So I think I'll start with cleaning the rear sensors as I've already replaced the front.2004 NP Pajero PovPack
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Originally posted by Mnemonic View PostThis comes on when im driving
I think its triggered when im turning some times at speed
Pat2016 Mitsubishi NX Pajero GLX
2011 Landrover Freelander II SD4
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Have you looked at which clock spring you need, there are 2 in the NP.
I bought the wrong one and have it to sell if it's right for you.
Part No 8619A018
My Paj needed a 8916A015
I'll post pics of the differences on da morra.....2005 NP Platinum Edition, DiD Auto
2009 VW Crafter motorhome
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Hi everyone,
I gave up
On the faulty self locking braking
System after the rego ran out
And the de mister fan stopped working
And the battery packed it in
It was going to cost $1000 rego , plus a new battery and an electrican for the fan
I gave the Pajero to a friend rather than use more and more money
He s got a mate who will look at it
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