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11 October 2005, 08:28 AM
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Engine Check Light
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Last night i fit an exhaust on my car i left the keys in the ignition.
Went to start the car after fitting exhaust turning over but not starting.
I then noticed the check light was not coming on.
I have disconnected the battery to reset the ecu still the same,also
checked if i caught any wires while fitting the exhaust nothing.
and i have charged the battery still the same.
Please could someone help
peter
Last night i fit an exhaust on my car i left the keys in the ignition.
Went to start the car after fitting exhaust turning over but not starting.
I then noticed the check light was not coming on.
I have disconnected the battery to reset the ecu still the same,also
checked if i caught any wires while fitting the exhaust nothing.
and i have charged the battery still the same.
Please could someone help
peter
11 October 2005, 08:38 AM
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just changed centre and back box
Originally Posted by SCOOBY TOWERS
What bit of the zorst did you change ?
If it was a downpipe - did you replace the lambda sensor ?
If it was a downpipe - did you replace the lambda sensor ?
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11 October 2005, 08:57 AM
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the alarm is working fine you can lock/open it with remote and test the alarm
and the override key is working?
and the override key is working?
Originally Posted by Turbotits
Does the alarm do anything if you blip it?Has it got a key or switch to disarm it. Just to eliminate it as the cause really.
11 October 2005, 09:44 AM
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Look under the drivers side dash (head in footwell looking up)
Taped to the steering coloum you will find a few connectors not connected (Black & green) - I'll post link to instructions in a mo
Taped to the steering coloum you will find a few connectors not connected (Black & green) - I'll post link to instructions in a mo
11 October 2005, 09:48 AM
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i will have a go in five i will get back to you.
thanx
peter
thanx
peter
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11 October 2005, 01:35 PM
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hi
cannot get to the connectors as alarm box is in the way i have
disconected the battery will leave for an hour and see.
peter
cannot get to the connectors as alarm box is in the way i have
disconected the battery will leave for an hour and see.
peter
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How did you get on ?
11 October 2005, 02:27 PM
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still the same after disconnecting the battery.
with the black and green connectors which you use
to reset the ecu would that method work because
there is no power going to the ecu
that is why there is no cel light when you turn the
ignition on.
peter
with the black and green connectors which you use
to reset the ecu would that method work because
there is no power going to the ecu
that is why there is no cel light when you turn the
ignition on.
peter
11 October 2005, 03:41 PM
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checked all fuses (footwell,under the dash,under the bonnet) all ok
also checked fuel pump,crank sensor all ok.
also checked fuel pump,crank sensor all ok.
Originally Posted by Turbotits
Possible its a fuse to the ecu,I believe theres a couple under the ecu access plate in the passenger foot well.
13 October 2005, 06:13 PM
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hi
a few months back i had a scoobyecu fitted
by westec performance.
they done a **** job because
when i removed the ecu unit took the cover off
the chip fell out along with the solder
i have had it refitted scooby all fixed.
thanx for everyone's help
peter
a few months back i had a scoobyecu fitted
by westec performance.
they done a **** job because
when i removed the ecu unit took the cover off
the chip fell out along with the solder
i have had it refitted scooby all fixed.
thanx for everyone's help
peter
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