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By Tony from West Oz · Posted
I have experimented with double clutch shifting 4>3 and it improves the shifts markedly. I will double clutch 4>3 from now on. -
Hi everyone, I was hoping someone could offer some suggestions as to things to check whilst I wait for the second auto electrician appointment next week. My 2013 Hilux SR5 (KUN26R) a week ago developed the following 3 electrical problems at the same time; - When driving, the Head unit (radio etc) goes on and off, more so when going over rough road, but does this consistently on any journey - Will not start on first crank when it's been sitting for some time. Always starts on second crank. - Sometimes, the engine warning light and traction control light stay on after starting the vehicle. This happens say, 1 in 5 starts. The battery has just been replaced and the car checked by the local auto electrician. They used their ODB II diagnosis tool and it shows no errors. Prior to the battery being replaced, the ODBII tool reported a P0560 (low system voltage). This no longer comes up. No errors come up when the above symptoms occur. Any ideas of what to look for? Thanks in advance. -
By TRD_Aurion · Posted
I recently had some strange noises coming from the same area. Turns out was the water pump. My engine has 220000km on it. -
Thanks for your help herb, I appreciate it. Unfortunately I’ll just have to run a new camera in. Thank you -
OK, I've had a better look at the existing plug, and it does look like a coax type, sorta. If it is then I fear you are stuffed, as the coax is used for the video and the DC power, but requires circuitry at each end to separate the video from the power, which the new head unit won't have. You might just have to use the new camera. Sorry. PS The colours I mentioned, previously were for a display unit that has two video inputs, which are one each of the white and yellow wires. Herb
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