Question about EML

Started by Taxi_Driver, 03 August 2006, 18:06:22

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Taxi_Driver

Nope its the first time they've decided to change the ECU

Its was kinda sweet when they phoned to tell me it needed a new ECU.

Went like this....

'Hello this is **** from ****, unfortunately is bad news sir.'

Whats wrong?

'We have read the error codes, and they dont make sense, so unfortunately it needs a new ECU at a cost of £660 + vat'

OK fine.....its under network Q warranty

'Oh we didnt realise that.....ok fine we'll ring Network Q then'

;D

nixoro

QuoteNope its the first time they've decided to change the ECU

Its was kinda sweet when they phoned to tell me it needed a new ECU.

Went like this....

'Hello this is **** from ****, unfortunately is bad news sir.'

Whats wrong?

'We have read the error codes, and they dont make sense, so unfortunately it needs a new ECU at a cost of £660 + vat'

OK fine.....its under network Q warranty

'Oh we didnt realise that.....ok fine we'll ring Network Q then'

;D

I take it Network Q are covering the costs now or is it still to be confirmed.

Auto Addict

QuoteHi all

Well me meega has been at vx dealer this morning....the one across town
Just had the 'phonecall'......any one want to guess their diagnosis??

AA reckons cam sensor.....is he right??  :-/

Okay i'll give you a clue......no he's not  ;D

Fancy another go AA?

They changed my ECU, didn't cure the prob. till they changed the cam sensor ;)
I like red cars

Taxi_Driver

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QuoteHi all

Well me meega has been at vx dealer this morning....the one across town
Just had the 'phonecall'......any one want to guess their diagnosis??

AA reckons cam sensor.....is he right??  :-/

Okay i'll give you a clue......no he's not  ;D

Fancy another go AA?

They changed my ECU, didn't cure the prob. till they changed the cam sensor ;)

And it prolly wont fix mine either until they do change the cam sensor  :-/
But at least they're changing summat.....and not reset the codes and say NFF like other vx dealer  ;)

Taxi_Driver

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QuoteNope its the first time they've decided to change the ECU

Its was kinda sweet when they phoned to tell me it needed a new ECU.

Went like this....

'Hello this is **** from ****, unfortunately is bad news sir.'

Whats wrong?

'We have read the error codes, and they dont make sense, so unfortunately it needs a new ECU at a cost of £660 + vat'

OK fine.....its under network Q warranty

'Oh we didnt realise that.....ok fine we'll ring Network Q then'

;D

I take it Network Q are covering the costs now or is it still to be confirmed.

I assume so....as the only phonecall I got a short while later was to say they couldnt do the job until the morning  :(
Something to do with they have had 15 recoveries bought in during the past week  :o and they are behind.
I read it as.......its an warranty claim now.....so you go to the back of the queue  :-/

nixoro

As you say put to the back of the queue can believe that, still hopefully they will get it sorted for you.

Taxi_Driver

I expect TheBoy will know this....but anyone else please shout up.

When changing the ECU do they need the carpass?? or can they do 'clever' things with a TECH2 and its not needed?

Coz they havent got it.....its sitting about 10 feet away from me in the service book wallet.

Cheers

Auto Addict

They didn't ask me for mine, suspect they have the info on computer.
I like red cars

TheBoy

The ECU and ATWS are tied together, but if ecu being changed, the ECU can learn the immbiliser with a Tech1/2. If immobilser being changed, I believe that comes with no pin set, and this is set when installed...
Grumpy old man

Taxi_Driver

Thanyou muchly......no car pass needed.

Kev

Hope everything works out for you.
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summat

QuoteYep...correct...they're changing the ECU  ::)

Hmmm, would you like a pinch of salt with that, sir?

Taxi_Driver

QuoteThanyou muchly......no car pass needed.

Hmmm.....i spoke too soon.....just had vx dealer on the phone....wanting the imobiliser code and the key code  :-?

TheBoy

If they are changing engine ecu, I'm surprised. Not something I've done, but TIS implies otherwise...
Grumpy old man

Taxi_Driver

QuoteIf they are changing engine ecu, I'm surprised. Not something I've done, but TIS implies otherwise...

Thats what i thought they were doing, maybe i got it wrong and they are keeping the ecu and changing the rest of the Omega  ;D
Coz that was early this morning......and still no car back  :(