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Currently have faults L341-347, usually pops up as just L347, I do not have diagnostics to check sensors, but I'm assuming if it was the redundant pressure sensors attached to brake valve I would get fault L342. When you checked accumulator did oil come out? I just checked mine, no oil, no gas hissing, I'm assuming it needs to be charged with nitrogen or does this means it could be the charging valve 2Y10? Maybe I checked it wrong, slowly loosened hex bolt on top of accumulator, were there any other conditions that needed to be met?
  • Posted 10 Sep 2024 16:53
  • By lilfield
  • joined 10 Sep'24 - 1 message
  • Pennsylvania, United States

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