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Even though these fault codes are T (traction) faults they are actually steer faults, traction is shutting down for safety reasons due to a fault detected on the steering system.

Do you have working hydraulics?

First thing is to check the 50 amp fuse under the arm rest. A hairline fracture will allow the steer system to activate and not cause a fault code but when the traction system puts it under load it fails.

Try this and if the fault continues I can send you some information about faults in the wiring loom that are quite common, other than that it may be a faulty steer sensor or lord unit.
  • Posted 24 Jul 2014 17:38
  • Modified 24 Jul 2014 17:39 by poster
  • By little_forker
  • joined 31 Jul'11 - 82 messages
  • West Midlands, United Kingdom

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