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Common fault is the coil pack on these I would change that with plugs
But I would get it plugged into and see if there is any other faults that could be up with it
Ffs !!!!
Great service that
These guys just look at fault codes thinking that is what is wrong...... That is how to mis diagnosis problems and cost the customer money that is needed to be spent
But this would be abit silly If they just plugged in and read off the fault codes !!!
Without wiping them and road testing the vehicle to see the true fault codes
A couple could be old ones and also a
Couple could be faulse codes such as the oxygen sensor fault code could be thrown up due to...
These are just faults code.... Some could be old ones as well as new !!!!
Did they clear the codes and road test the the car to get these ?
Also did they look at any live data to diagnose the problems further ?
It could be something's simple as the coil pack
Not matey ;) need to pull my finger out and advertise it as I have seen another car I want but don't have time to view it :(
as to much s**t going on at the mo.... Moving into our house next week :) so need to sort that out first then will put it up for sale :)
Yeah be worth checking wires and the connection to the Uch Also, I'm sure part of the immobiliser loom runs above the gearbox and can get chaffed!!!
Has it had any water leaks e.g rain into the car while Sitting might have leaked down the dash and on to the Uch !!!
Strange that it worked til...
Yeah I would point to the Uch then....
I would get someone out with the Renault clip and see if they can do anything or it could be a new Uch!!!
If you do need a new one I have one that has not been used :)
I went back to standard wheel it's just the reverse of fitting an aftermarket wheel.... Just hope the person who fitted the wheel did a tidy job with the resistors and no chopping off plugs !!!!
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I wouldn't worry about mileage I would find one in the best condition with plenty of history to back it up with, with recent work carried like timing belt, clutch etc.... As this will save you money in your first few years of ownership :)