Hey everyone,
So Friday afternoon the EML/Emissions warning light comes on, yellow, stays on doesn't flash. Saturday morning take it in to get the fault codes read. It's got three issues showing- I didn't get the actual codes but was told it had three intermittent faults showing on: 1) Pre cat lambda sensor 2) Catalytic converter and 3) Brake pedal sensor.
Spanner man said as they were intermittent, he has reset them and go and drive it and see if they come back on.
Low and behold, did 100 odd miles Saturday afternoon/evening and then Sunday morning comes back on. I filled it up Sat morning and reset the trip and have done approx. 180 miles, mainly motorway with a Sunday morning blast. Averaging 32mpg. I was thinking that if it was the lambda sensor my mpg would hit the floor.
MoT expires on Wednesday, it's booked in for Saturday morning- I shall leave it at home this week. But what should I change? Brake pedal sensor is only £14 it seems but I have no idea how difficult it is to change/where it is(?!), lambda sensor seems to be very common when I search around on here and is a 90 odd quid part- and lets not even get started on the cat!
Shall I get the friendly MoT man to reset the lights, put it through its MoT and see what happens with the emissions test and then go from there?
What do you all think?
Cheers,
Tom.
So Friday afternoon the EML/Emissions warning light comes on, yellow, stays on doesn't flash. Saturday morning take it in to get the fault codes read. It's got three issues showing- I didn't get the actual codes but was told it had three intermittent faults showing on: 1) Pre cat lambda sensor 2) Catalytic converter and 3) Brake pedal sensor.
Spanner man said as they were intermittent, he has reset them and go and drive it and see if they come back on.
Low and behold, did 100 odd miles Saturday afternoon/evening and then Sunday morning comes back on. I filled it up Sat morning and reset the trip and have done approx. 180 miles, mainly motorway with a Sunday morning blast. Averaging 32mpg. I was thinking that if it was the lambda sensor my mpg would hit the floor.
MoT expires on Wednesday, it's booked in for Saturday morning- I shall leave it at home this week. But what should I change? Brake pedal sensor is only £14 it seems but I have no idea how difficult it is to change/where it is(?!), lambda sensor seems to be very common when I search around on here and is a 90 odd quid part- and lets not even get started on the cat!
Shall I get the friendly MoT man to reset the lights, put it through its MoT and see what happens with the emissions test and then go from there?
What do you all think?
Cheers,
Tom.