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stevesingo said:
There is a fault with your engine managment system! You need to have the fault codes read by a VAG service centre or get the nessacary lead from ebay and then download the software fron the internet (GOOGLE: VAG COM!) and find the fault yourself.
Steve
Steve

Probably something minor, but worth getting it checked out.
I used this lead
[url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USB-VAG-COM-409[/url]. It took 3 days to arrive and the software is available here
[url]www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/download/[/url].
I used ver 409 and it worked a treat.
Steve
[url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USB-VAG-COM-409[/url]. It took 3 days to arrive and the software is available here
[url]www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/download/[/url].
I used ver 409 and it worked a treat.
Steve
Edited by stevesingo on Monday 30th October 11:02
That was my thoughts. The fuel may have had an affect on the lambda sensor and caused an out of range result that the ECU doesn't like. The VAG group cars normally put the light out themselves if the fault is cured, but still store the fault code for retrieval later.
If you have used leaded fuel then it is likely that the lambda probe is kaputt.
Steve
If you have used leaded fuel then it is likely that the lambda probe is kaputt.
Steve
stevieturbo said:
Leaded race fuel ? or unleaded ?
interesting that it could have an effect like that ( if unleaded that is )
interesting that it could have an effect like that ( if unleaded that is )
it was SUNOCO unleaded 100 RON...just had a bit left in the drum as the race season is now over so i though i would bung it in!
Cant say that i noticed a change in power at all

Cheers
Michal.
stevesingo said:
That was my thoughts. The fuel may have had an affect on the lambda sensor and caused an out of range result that the ECU doesn't like. The VAG group cars normally put the light out themselves if the fault is cured, but still store the fault code for retrieval later.
If you have used leaded fuel then it is likely that the lambda probe is kaputt.
Steve
If you have used leaded fuel then it is likely that the lambda probe is kaputt.
Steve
It will erase over time depending on the fault registered.
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