Tried to replace car radio in my ldv maxus replacement radio does not even switch on tried two more radios same problem fit back the original it works

LDV MAKER. , a VAN , iN UK are you?>
NO ENGINE TOLD AND IS A PURE ENGINE QUESTION SMOG PART EGR.
NO TOLD WHY.
SCANNED THE PCM AND GOT P04nn errors EGR
or some forum told you it is bad , blind and dead wrong them. as is most cases.called" PUT me on to it..."
buy the service manual and read that , is the only answer, lacking engine not told or country first sold to or VIN codes that tell all that.
DIESEL EGR?
"both 2.5-litre units offering either 95hp or 120hp and 250Nm or 300Nm of torque. "
LDV Group Limited, formerly Leyland DAF Vans, was a British van manufacturer,
The Russian GAZ Group acquired LDV on 31 July 2006
production was suspended at the LDV factory in Birmingham in December 2008.and last
production was suspended at the LDV factory in Birmingham in December 2008.
I say all that ,thinking gee why own this and where will i get key parts that fail now or later, I'd sell it fast.
and last Maxus

LDV subsequently acquired the exclusive rights to the van from General Motors, who had taken over Daewoo, and purchased the existing tooling and shipped it all to Birmingham from the Daewoo Plant in Poland where the van was originally intended to be built.[15] The Maxus was fitted with direct injection, common rail, diesel engines supplied by VM Motori.and now FIAT owns VM 2011
(get parts from FIAT ?)

so guess the engine VM.

buy the shop manual and read about that.
only read that book on that DTC , googling P00E3
will get you a pack of lies, RTM
you posted with no country
and cars and trucks are not the same world wide for sure this.

Check for a bad earth and read any OBD codes to gain any clues.

Check fuses

hi terry.
see if this link helps you out,just scroll down the page might help you.
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check this link might help you find it.
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gumtree.com or the dealer.

Hi
I know from experience that you cannot really re synch these fobs on the LDV Maxus vans.
What actually is the fault is an onboard component on the pcb has failed and we normally just replace that with a new one..the fob will be tested for operation and sent back. OR its the Relay in the ESA unit - under the left hand front glovebox on the bulkhead - black with cables going into it. We have those relays (soldered to the pcb) we can supply those or do the work for you. The fob connects to that ESA and the unit then fires the relays to open/close the doors. Sometimes that unit is installed upside down which causes water (condensation) to enter the box and have fun with your electrics.
The fob is SYNCHED to this unit via coding we can use your old fob to clone to a new fob and that will work with the ESA and the vehicle.
We have the parts on this link Items for sale from remobilise ltd

Here is a link to how to program the fob to the vehicle via the programmer - NOTE how you MUST have a working fob to program another (text at the start of the video... LDV Maxus flv

We can fix most problems on the LDV Maxus that occur with faults to do with the Central locking/fobs/ESA/ETACS - three relays are in the ESA and they control ONLY the central locking - two more relays are in the ETACS unit (behind the ashtray) and they control the fogs and intermittant wipers.

Any help or info needed please contact [email protected]
or tel 01792 896404.

We are based in Swansea UK.

Hi have you had any joy finding fault I have the same problem with my Maxus. I've replaced endless stuff even main pump ,narrowed it down to crank position sensor.but sensor is fine there should be a 5v feed but there isn't one ,checked wire back to ecu and its ok. But carnt see it being fault on ecu van drives and performs great once running. Seems to be quite a common thing on these but no one seems to have an answer, if you have any joy with yours or need any questions over it you can contact me on [email protected] for number , cheers dave

Buy adapter harness from stereo shop simplifies problem and keeps factory harne in tack.