Emission system service req V12VS
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Certainly I would recommend clearing it with a cheap odbc reader as above. If you get one that links to your phone I find it useful to screenshot the error for future reference.
If the message keeps coming up every few days/weeks for the same o2 sensor bank then it is probably an o2 sensor nearing end of life, they are around £75 to buy and relatively easy to install if you are that way inclined.
I have found that putting different brand fuel can sometimes cause the error message. Other than that its just what they do lol.
If the message keeps coming up every few days/weeks for the same o2 sensor bank then it is probably an o2 sensor nearing end of life, they are around £75 to buy and relatively easy to install if you are that way inclined.
I have found that putting different brand fuel can sometimes cause the error message. Other than that its just what they do lol.
Presumably the car’s driving ok?
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
Sportshift 3?
Not to worry you too much but I got a new clutch along with all the ancillaries fitted under warranty due to a persistent emission warning light that for some strange reason was triggered by the clutch. Over £5k's worth of work.
Worth bearing in mind.
Not to worry you too much but I got a new clutch along with all the ancillaries fitted under warranty due to a persistent emission warning light that for some strange reason was triggered by the clutch. Over £5k's worth of work.
Worth bearing in mind.
Felonious said:
Presumably the car’s driving ok?
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
Yup, SS3. Thanks for that. I’ll keep myself alert. How many miles was yours on and can you remember the fault code? Mine has a year of warranty left.
northernmedia said:
Sportshift 3?
Not to worry you too much but I got a new clutch along with all the ancillaries fitted under warranty due to a persistent emission warning light that for some strange reason was triggered by the clutch. Over £5k's worth of work.
Worth bearing in mind.
Not to worry you too much but I got a new clutch along with all the ancillaries fitted under warranty due to a persistent emission warning light that for some strange reason was triggered by the clutch. Over £5k's worth of work.
Worth bearing in mind.
Felonious said:
Presumably the car’s driving ok?
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
I’ve had the same issue which also turned out to not be an issue. The code I got back was something like P1869D (though I may have that a bit wrong - will check). That code references something to do with the clutch, and AM Cambridge confirmed it’s just a thing that happens and with the faults cleared is nothing to worry about. I’m not sure if there’s any link between the emission warning and the powertrain / clutch code, but there you go!
I’ve also heard that not screwing the fuel cap on properly can cause the emission service warning, by the way. Worth a check.
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