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- Mon Nov 18, 2019 9:58 pm
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Re: change anit-roll bar bushes
Long story short, the job is done but I didn't do it. First of all I changed the nearside anti-roll bar strut, which was dead easy, but in the process I hit my hand. Either the ratchet suddenly gave up, as it is a bit iffy, or the nut suddenly came loose, or the ordinary length socket came off as th...
- Sat Jan 04, 2020 5:17 pm
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Re: Fuse Box Locations
Word of warning on removal of fusebox to get to the maxi fuses. It may not be obvious from the above but there are THREE clips securing it, one at the opposite end to the engine, right under the wing, and two either side of the other end. It is a good idea to make a tool to keep the two clips away f...
- Sun Jul 26, 2020 3:49 pm
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P0141 Fault code showing Lambda heater error
Hi guys
I have this fault code P0141
Have ordered a new O2 Lambda sensor post exhaust
Anything else I should know
Pluriel 54 1600 engine
Cheers
Stan
I have this fault code P0141
Have ordered a new O2 Lambda sensor post exhaust
Anything else I should know
Pluriel 54 1600 engine
Cheers
Stan
- Sun Sep 11, 2022 8:04 am
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Re: P1336 misfire and hiccups
Hi This is fast becoming academic as the car is going into the garage as soon as I can get it there. The wife thinks it will be cheaper to get it fixed in France than in the UK. As she is paying I will not argue and she just might be right. It definitely does smell of petrol as I said before but I a...
- Tue Sep 20, 2022 9:41 pm
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Re: P1336 misfire and hiccups
The connector should just pull out now. The metal clip actually retains the connector onto the receptacle. Yes, you push the metal clip inwards it releases the metal wire from the “ears” on either side of the plug, then the connector comes off. Hi Oz and others. After changing the coil pack and the...
- Thu Nov 17, 2022 4:27 pm
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Re: MOT failure, lambda too high.
The safest way would be to just use it in normal driving. Draining petrol tanks can be dangerous if not done with care. I wouldn't suggest you do it considering the risks. E10 compatibility was introduced 2011, so if yours is older it may not be fully compatible. The suggestion from your mechanic s...
- Fri Nov 25, 2022 11:39 pm
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Re: MOT failure, lambda too high.
We don't have MOT testing here where I live so I may be off base. From what I can see, High Lambda is to do with the operation of the catalytic converter. The 'converter combines unburnt hydrocarbons into less harmful exhaust products by a catalytic process that 'burns' them. "lambda" ref...
