I'd bet on a plug not being put back on properly or a dodgy earth.
Have you tried clearing the codes to see what ones are still present?
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I'd bet on a plug not being put back on properly or a dodgy earth.
Have you tried clearing the codes to see what ones are still present?
The codes were all pretty much presentNot my worry now. They agreed to mend it...since it was their fault.
Good news in the end then. It does all point to the fact that they have messed with something
Not really good news mate. They are refusing to replace the suction control valves under warranty
Originally Posted by Celes
Not really good news mate. They are refusing to replace the suction control valves under warrantywhy????
I quote: "I suggest you return the car back and we will give you a full refund. It would cost us too much to fix that."
Oh I see, well at least they offered
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