Customer question from Mar 20, 2015, 7:09:22 PM
symptoms
- power steering light illuminated
Answer from Mar 23, 2015, 11:00:00 AM
The mentioned error code means: C1512 Torque Sensor 2, Malfunction.
So there is a malfunction in the second torque sensor of the electric power steering (All in all there should be four torque sensors.)
First, I would check the wiring, harness etc. It could be a corrored or damaged cable. Maybe the sensor itself is defective.
I hope this information will help you.
With kind regards,
Team autoaid
So there is a malfunction in the second torque sensor of the electric power steering (All in all there should be four torque sensors.)
First, I would check the wiring, harness etc. It could be a corrored or damaged cable. Maybe the sensor itself is defective.
I hope this information will help you.
With kind regards,
Team autoaid
Answer from Mar 23, 2015, 2:00:00 PM
Hi,
thanks for your reply
this code just happened when i changed the fuse link n battery
I used Launch X431 its a permanent code with no other faults or codes
hope this helps
regards
thanks for your reply
this code just happened when i changed the fuse link n battery
I used Launch X431 its a permanent code with no other faults or codes
hope this helps
regards
Answer from Mar 23, 2015, 2:45:00 PM
Hi,
thanks for your quick answer.
I don't believe, your error has something to do with the change of fuse and battery.
So, did I get it right? The Power Steering Indicator is on and the Power Steering isn't working?
I would check the harness. Often I heard something about a broken wire here, a corroded connector plug there. But it could get quite difficult to find the real cause. Your only hint is the torque sensor. This is the area where I would begin to check the wirings and so on.
Sorry, without a closer look that's all what I can do from here.
Regards,
Team autoaid
thanks for your quick answer.
I don't believe, your error has something to do with the change of fuse and battery.
So, did I get it right? The Power Steering Indicator is on and the Power Steering isn't working?
I would check the harness. Often I heard something about a broken wire here, a corroded connector plug there. But it could get quite difficult to find the real cause. Your only hint is the torque sensor. This is the area where I would begin to check the wirings and so on.
Sorry, without a closer look that's all what I can do from here.
Regards,
Team autoaid
