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Fuse. It will be in the UPC behind the passengers headlight. You will need to remove the air intake trumpet to gain access.
It could of blown because of water ingress into the number plate lights so check them 1st.
It it will be a throttle fault. Either a problem with the pedal, throttle body or the wiring. (Or possibly the ecu but this is very rare).
Get the codes read on a proper machine.
Always pump the brake pedal before actuating the EPB. The fault came up because the levers were pulled on 100% and the ecu wasn't recognising any force on the motor.
Iv had it a few times it only seems to happen when it's cold and it was the rack bushes. Get it on a ramp and take a look at the steering rack bushes whilst someone rocks the steering like you are in the video.
Yes you can replace the ecu set from another car. That's if It is the ecu at fault. It's rare an ecu is faulty in my experience. It's normally down to wiring issues. What are the symptoms of yours?
But the answer to your question, you will need the ecu, the uch (body control module), and the...
If you go down the pattern parts route, you will almost always get the pump type with the pickup going straight down into the washer bottle. Because the sports (apart from a cup) have headlight washers its a slightly different set up. The pick up is mounted into the bottle horizontally.
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