Why Did This Happen?

[mud skipper]

It's a built in sensor on the 3.0l, it's half way to a 3rd gen so they installed a water sensor for dippy blonde hairdressers, so when following the satnav and it directs you through a ford it keeps the revs up so as not to suck water back up the exhaust.

this was on my 2.4

[Scorpion]

It's a built in sensor on the 3.0l, it's half way to a 3rd gen so they installed a water sensor for dippy blonde hairdressers, so when following the satnav and it directs you through a ford it keeps the revs up so as not to suck water back up the exhaust.

Aha! Seems the most plausible reply to date. Thing is I was only hosing the back end of the truck around the diff area, is the sensor located around that area? You'd think the same would happen in very heavy rain though? If the sensor detected a large amount of water (spray) it would up the revs to compensate.

[nero279]

Aha! Seems the most plausible reply to date. Thing is I was only hosing the back end of the truck around the diff area, is the sensor located around that area? You'd think the same would happen in very heavy rain though? If the sensor detected a large amount of water (spray) it would up the revs to compensate.

It's above the rear axle, with an arm from the axle to the body. They'll try and tell you it's something to do with the brakes

we all know it's called an LSV, but what does LSV really stand for? witty answers on a postcard......





I'll start with

Lake Sensing Valve

[Scorpion]

It's above the rear axle, with an arm from the axle to the body. They'll try and tell you it's something to do with the brakes

we all know it's called an LSV, but what does LSV really stand for? witty answers on a postcard......





I'll start with

Lake Sensing Valve

Look (it's) Soaking Vivian

Warning for 3rd gen hairdresser types!

[B16mts]

It's above the rear axle, with an arm from the axle to the body. They'll try and tell you it's something to do with the brakes

we all know it's called an LSV, but what does LSV really stand for? witty answers on a postcard......





I'll start with

Lake Sensing Valve

hmmmm. not convinced about the LSV. from my research it suggests this: "The front brakes comprise of vented discs while self-adjusting drums with load sensing valve (LSV) system that distributes brake pressure to the front and rear depending on the weight load"