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Re: Engine Light ON
« Reply #15 on: 14 October 2008, 21:07:13 »
Sorry, just seen this.

the cat efficiency ones are fairly common on these cars, the others probably warranty further analysis.
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Re: Engine Light ON
« Reply #16 on: 14 October 2008, 21:25:04 »
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Sorry, just seen this.

the cat efficiency ones are fairly common on these cars, the others probably warranty further analysis.

Thanks. I stopped at a service stn on the way home,. after starting off again I thought I felt a lumpy misfire type thing. Its probably down to the o/s cam cover failure (and oil in the well) which will be replaced this w/e. Gearbox now feels like new, so if alls OK I may pop in Monday for a Tech2 and G/Box upgrade, if thats OK.  :y  Spose I better go the bank and see if they've got any money left, if they have I'll grab some to help pay for your new card  ;) ;) ;)
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Re: Engine Light ON
« Reply #17 on: 14 October 2008, 21:30:20 »
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Sorry, just seen this.

the cat efficiency ones are fairly common on these cars, the others probably warranty further analysis.

Thanks. I stopped at a service stn on the way home,. after starting off again I thought I felt a lumpy misfire type thing. Its probably down to the o/s cam cover failure (and oil in the well) which will be replaced this w/e. Gearbox now feels like new, so if alls OK I may pop in Monday for a Tech2 and G/Box upgrade, if thats OK.  :y  Spose I better go the bank and see if they've got any money left, if they have I'll grab some to help pay for your new card  ;) ;) ;)
Not sure I can do Monday - shock, horror, may have to go in to office.  Will know nearer time.
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Re: Engine Light ON
« Reply #18 on: 15 October 2008, 01:36:42 »
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are you sure those are correct numbers? Its difficult i know, made me go boss eyed  :D doing that video. As i think mark touched on, with oil in the plug wells you would expect a missfire code.  Could it be the cat issue has just happened to rear its ugly head at the wrong time and complicate matters.
Bit of a coincidence to get both cat codes at the same time though? Maybe The Boy can count with aid of his lovely Tech 2? :-)

Thanks for that. With all the problems I've had over the last 2/3 months I'm not surpised if the car gets confused  ;D. I think a little later I'l take a video on my fone a then read back in 'slow time'. :D :D
Exactly what i did. Play, count, pause, right down  the number and so on. 10 for zero drives you mad in the end...was that 8, 9 or 11? bugger, start again. I was sat in the car for ages. Hence video.

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