Air in hydraulics convertible system

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nicholas
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Re: Roof Problem / Oil leak.

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Capncol wrote:You need to establish the source of the oil leak and replace the faulty component, then top up the oil. Don't keep trying to use it as it is or else you will *lock out* the system which will then require resetting

How do i reset the system if its "lock out"?
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Re: Roof Problem / Oil leak.

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Have you sorted the leak? You need to do that first, and if is locked out, then you need PP2000 software
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Re: Roof Problem / Oil leak.

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Check his other post Col ..and no is the answer.

Nicholas: maybe know you see why I tried to link your posts ... Two threads ... Two sets of answers ... Most duplicated.
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Thanks Gazza.I have merged the 2 threads to avoid confusion.
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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By the way how will i know if the system in locked?
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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It won't work.
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Capncol wrote:It won't work.
the motor of the cab will not work ( i will not hear it?) or the hydralic will not work?
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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We seem to be going around in circles here.....
#1 Fix the leak
#2 Top up oil after leak fixed
#3 Test system, if it doesn't work, then further action needed

You must fix the leak first, If you persist in messing about with it before that is done, then you will lock up the ecu (unless you have already done so)
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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nicholas wrote:Seems like the "sylinder or what it is on right side of the trunk that on of the 4 hoses go in to must be changed because,
or is it possible to fix it with out replace the hole hydraulics cylinder?
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by WEE SMURF
also roof pump, hydraulic rams etc etc.
Might just be what you need :thumbs:
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Capncol wrote:We seem to be going around in circles here.....
#1 Fix the leak
#2 Top up oil after leak fixed
#3 Test system, if it doesn't work, then further action needed

You must fix the leak first, If you persist in messing about with it before that is done, then you will lock up the ecu (unless you have already done so)

I feel really stupid but what is " then you will lock up the ecu" what is the ecu?
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Electronic Control Unit- Controls the roof operation.
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Capncol wrote:Electronic Control Unit- Controls the roof operation.
After a number of aborted attempts to operate the roof, the ECU's program concludes that there is a serious problem with the system, and it will not allow further attempts. Once the defect(s) have been rectified, it is necessary to use Peugeot Planet 2000 to command the normal operation of the ECU.
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Re: Roof Problem / Oil leak.

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Capncol wrote:Have you sorted the leak? You need to do that first, and if is locked out, then you need PP2000 software
Whats the name of the oil i should use?
does VG22 Hydraulic Oil. work?
Or ny hydraulic oil?
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Peugeot pt no 973557
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Re: Air in hydraulics convertible system

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Capncol wrote:Peugeot pt no 973557
yeah but they have to order it and its 12 days wait for it.
could i use anything else , any hydraulic oil at all i can get hold of up to VG400
would that work?
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