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Re: Was traveling along road with my ford iveco 75/17 abs...
Im not 100% familiar w the vehicle, sounds like a wheel or trans bearing. Since you were talking ABS, then there is a ABS sensor & ABS Ring, Good luck, Frank M ( sounds like abs ring !?
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Iveco error number: B3
Error display: In vehicle display: B3 MobiDig/ Testman 179
Error description: CAN waiting loop overrun (CAN queue overrun). Error detection: Not all relevant CAN messages can be sent within one ECU cycle.
System response: During travel, gear shifts are inhibited. Clutch opens when vehicle comes to a standstill and neutral position is automatically engaged. Other gear shifts not possible. System not available.
There is a part on the engine called the "Alternator", the alternator is what charges up the battery and supplies the power to the cars electrical system when the engine is running, when the voltage output of the Alternator is to low it causes the Battery warning light in the dash display to come on (to alert you of a problem in the charging system), the low voltage from the alternator also is what is causing the ABS warning to come most likely. So at this point you will need some basic testing done to determine the cause of the low voltage, this can be the alternator is defective (most likely reason) or other things like wiring issues to the alternator.
whinning noise ?? dont know without hearing it ,pulling to the left requires a four poster lift and then a good examination with a nice long crowbar in all the silent rubber block bushes ,something is worn or perished to excess along these lines ,doesnt this vehicle require a yearly full mechanical inspection by a authorised test centre to be allowed on the road as this vehcile sounds as though it could be in a dangerous condition
if you have a constant whine that raises pitch the faster you go, you have improper backlash adjustment in the differential (rear end), if you have a whooping noise that whoops faster as you drive faster then you have a bad wheel bearing, both can be the result of low fluid level in the rear end.
Well you can remove the sensor in the diff and make sure that looks ok they g obad quiet often also woulnd not hurt too remove the rear diff cover and inspect the rear end if it is whining and you dont see anything wrong i would refill it with lucas oil/grease and start praying check the pinion too and see if it has any play in it
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