V50 General : - fault codes and messages, Help please.

brattle2017 · Jun 28th, 2017, 12:57

hi, i have a V50 1.6d 59 plate,

i had problem with my car last night at work when the car went into limp mode and i had to call the breakdown, i plugged in my OBD II reader in and has come up with these fault code P061b, P193b, P1577 and the car now reads Anti-Skid service required and Engine system service required.

I only brought the car 5 months ago and it has a just been through a service then.

any advice would be appreciated and rough costs as well (if poss)

thanks in advance.

dcw · Jun 28th, 2017, 13:01

Probably the well known syndrome of the disturbed CEM...

Search on here and you'll find lots about it: basically check that all the connections to the CEM are firm and dry.

It lives under the dashboard above the passenger foot-well, has little protection (just a thin covering piece of material) gets easily kicked and is removed to change he cabin filter (you say car had a service recently).

On what you describe I would be pretty certain that's the answer to your problems.

David

brattle2017 · Jun 29th, 2017, 13:03

i have looked and all the connectors are as they should and are all dry.

i check my brake fluid level and that's full.

weirdly the lights have not come on this morning as i drove to work and the car drove fine! (fault code are still present though).

Jun 28th, 2017, 12:57	#1
brattle2017 New Member Last Online: Jun 7th, 2018 16:08 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Bideford	fault codes and messages, Help please. hi, i have a V50 1.6d 59 plate, i had problem with my car last night at work when the car went into limp mode and i had to call the breakdown, i plugged in my OBD II reader in and has come up with these fault code P061b, P193b, P1577 and the car now reads Anti-Skid service required and Engine system service required. I only brought the car 5 months ago and it has a just been through a service then. any advice would be appreciated and rough costs as well (if poss) thanks in advance.

Jun 28th, 2017, 13:01	#2
dcw VOC Member Last Online: Apr 18th, 2024 21:35 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: YORK	Probably the well known syndrome of the disturbed CEM... Search on here and you'll find lots about it: basically check that all the connections to the CEM are firm and dry. It lives under the dashboard above the passenger foot-well, has little protection (just a thin covering piece of material) gets easily kicked and is removed to change he cabin filter (you say car had a service recently). On what you describe I would be pretty certain that's the answer to your problems. David __________________ VOC 400 Series Register Keeper The current fleet: 1997 440 LE, 1996 460 CD, 1994 480 GT and 2007 V50 SE Sport

Jun 29th, 2017, 13:03	#3
brattle2017 New Member Last Online: Jun 7th, 2018 16:08 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Bideford	i have looked and all the connectors are as they should and are all dry. i check my brake fluid level and that's full. weirdly the lights have not come on this morning as i drove to work and the car drove fine! (fault code are still present though).

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