Recent content by robgooch

Some auction sites show the results of the previous auction they did like this one - http://www.angliacarauctions.co.uk/next-auction/auction-results.aspx

My car could do with a coat of wax and I would be more than happy to write a review

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You overtook me heading into Wrentham, you've got a near side brake light out!

Gee whizz that's bright!

Most run rough until warm tbh. I give mine 10 minutes before I get off my drive so it doesn't irritate me by hesitating.

Btw 075 won't fit I've tried, defiantly an 063

I would strongly reccommend Exide, I sell them and they are the nuts. The best money can buy IMO.

Will do, thanks very much for your help

I'm no mechanic and useless with electronics but I need to save some cash. To check the wiring would I use a multimeter and check from point to point on each wire? ​

Thanks mate, I too have done that and it did cure it for a while, perhaps I will try it again

Code 1 - DF002 throttle potentiometer circuit Code 2 - DF236 + after relay supply Code 3 - DF057 upstream oxygen sensor circuit Code 4 - DF057 upstream oxygen sensor circuit Code 5 - DF254 motorised throttle control, motorised throttle automatic control fault Code 6 - DF057 upstream oxygen...

No NGK but they make them OE so are very good quality, I sell them all day at work

I have a code reader and it went on the garages code reader too. which is why the lambda sensor was replaced. What the garage have said it that they would re-wire the lambda sensor wiring back to the ecu because there may be a break in the wire causing the fault, not to disable the lambda but to...

Do I break, sell or repair? I have an intermittent fault with my 2001 iceberg 172. It's something to do with the lambda sensor as the previous owner spliced a new one in. This was replaced and repaired to a high standard ad worked perfectly for a while. Now it's started being a problem again...