System fault Visit Workshop
07-06-2017, 02:16 PM
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System fault Visit Workshop
I became victim to the infamous "System fault Visit Workshop" error in addition to "Headlight beam adjustment faulty". This is on my 997.2 Turbo. Unlike others I was not buffing or polishing my car. Instead I simply started my car in the morning and up popped the error messages on my dash. Coincidentally I also noticed that my Homelink also stopped working.
I have been researching threads and perhaps I need to replace my front control module but I am not sure. I do have a Cobb Accessport and it shows a variety of errors that do not map to anything I can find online Instrument Cluster, Gateway, Front Body Module, Ox5F1, Stability, Elec.
Has anyone else had success using something like the iCarsoft device to reset the module? I don't think the Cobb Accessport has this ability.
Thanks in advance for any additional insight.
I have been researching threads and perhaps I need to replace my front control module but I am not sure. I do have a Cobb Accessport and it shows a variety of errors that do not map to anything I can find online Instrument Cluster, Gateway, Front Body Module, Ox5F1, Stability, Elec.
Has anyone else had success using something like the iCarsoft device to reset the module? I don't think the Cobb Accessport has this ability.
Thanks in advance for any additional insight.
07-06-2017, 08:28 PM
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I would strongly recommend getting a Durametric to get accurate codes so you can properly diagnose. Have you ever had any water issues? I would start with the fuses and check each one. Could be something simple like a partially blown fuse. I would also check the grounds on the chassis for rust. Simple stuff before you start replacing modules, etc.
Good luck and post back your findings!
Good luck and post back your findings!
07-07-2017, 06:13 AM
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I would strongly recommend getting a Durametric to get accurate codes so you can properly diagnose. Have you ever had any water issues? I would start with the fuses and check each one. Could be something simple like a partially blown fuse. I would also check the grounds on the chassis for rust. Simple stuff before you start replacing modules, etc.
Good luck and post back your findings!
Good luck and post back your findings!
I had that Headlight beam faulty code out of the blue the other day as well. I hadn't driven the car for 6 weeks at the time, but when I stopped and restarted the car the warning was gone. Lucky for now......maybe
07-07-2017, 02:32 PM
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It's called "just the tip". LOL.
Joking aside I did have a couple of Honda's that I used to race that the fuse was intermittently going on and off - don't know how else to expain it. Traced the wires, replaced wires, changed modules, etc. Turned out the fuse was wonky.
Joking aside I did have a couple of Honda's that I used to race that the fuse was intermittently going on and off - don't know how else to expain it. Traced the wires, replaced wires, changed modules, etc. Turned out the fuse was wonky.
07-25-2017, 02:42 PM
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I thought I would update this thread even though it is a bit embarrassing. Unlike others that posted my issue turned out to be a blown fuse "c6" which I swear I checked in my search for an easy culprit but it took a shop to finally diagnose. So a blown c6 fuse caused the "System fault visit workshop" and "Headlight beam adjustment faulty" errors on dash and inoperable Homelink garage door opener.