GOT " WARNING EFI FUALT" MESSAGE what do I do
GOT " WARNING EFI FUALT" MESSAGE what do I do
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KS5000

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70 posts

229 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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Had my 2001 tusacan for 3 weeks and out of the blue got the "WARNING EFI FUALT" message come up when i last started it.
For a second it will go back to normal then the EFI FUALT WILL COME BACK UP. The car runs fine, engine sounds good. I've herd that sometime water can cause this problem and it happened after the 1'st time i drove it in the rain could this have caused the problem? Not sure sure what to do. Is there anything i can check or reset or do i have to take it to a dealer. If anyone has had this problem or can advice in anyway I would be very gratful.

Many thanks.

kippax

2,792 posts

278 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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Don't worry about it this happens with most cars at some point usually after driving in the rain or if left out in poor weather. usually a good blat will clear it.

H

KS5000

Original Poster:

70 posts

229 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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Thanks for replay hopfuly it will just be the weather, hope i dont sound stupid, but what do you mean by blat.

KS.

kippax

2,792 posts

278 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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KS5000 said:
Thanks for replay hopfuly it will just be the weather, hope i dont sound stupid, but what do you mean by blat.

KS.
A good driving

H

KS5000

Original Poster:

70 posts

229 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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My EFI fault wouldn't go away so took it to Leven Technology, they did a diagnostic check and found everything to be ok and just reset it. So all is well and had a realy nice drive home down the m25. Of course i kept the speed to 70 mph.. laugh

Leven Technology was amazing, there workshop was stunning and there customer care the best i've ever dealt with. They'll be servicing my car in the spring.

pfc-tvr

10 posts

239 months

Thursday 4th October 2007
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EFI warning came up frequently on my Tuscan. Eventually it was traced back to the ECU which was sent away and repaired. Everything now OK.

PFC