Broken Down

Post 120878 by T5ER on 2006-07-01 19:06:34

had a text earlier of T5TART bless him he has broken down in chester i have now got home after a long day of visiting the inlaws and now head off upto chester to try and sort out his car apparently the aa have told him his rotor arm is fooked but its only 6 weeks old ???????? he has a fault code as well but no paynes manual so if you could shed some light on heping him with the fault code please could you give him a bell on 07946 305218.I am going up with some tools and another dizzy cap and rotor arm Ta Wayne

Post 120882 by Unknown on 2006-07-01 19:10:08

you're meant to be resting! moonlighting as the RAC, i dunno!

Post 120888 by Tomcat on 2006-07-01 19:32:44

Thats a hell of a long way to go..... Good luck guys I hope you manage to get him going again.

Post 120954 by JUDGENINJA on 2006-07-01 23:02:43

[b]i'm in Chat if anyone can diagnose fault codes thay are still stuck in Chester...!!!! I have direct link to them on the mobile now...[/b]

Post 120957 by adriancole on 2006-07-01 23:51:45

http://www.iequus.com/support/obd2_definitions.php i find that one handy, type in the error adn it gives you the answer

Post 120961 by JUDGENINJA on 2006-07-02 00:06:58

Anyone know about the compatibility of MAF sensors. mine is 1997 T5tarts is 1994 (I think)... he's going to try it anyway... but i'll give it a try

Post 120979 by T5ER on 2006-07-02 02:34:39

His is a 1994 model i think all the turbo model 850`s are the same.Nice to meet T5TART and beck`s his better half ,thanks for the cokes they went down a treat.Any way fitted the rotor arm but to no avail had numeros calls to judgeninja(ta mate u r a star to)to help us diag what fault codes the car was throwing out and it turns out to be the maf sensor at fault(damn the aa bloody rotor arm going to ground my arse LOL)so at least now we know i have just arrived back home after a 220 mile round trip from home to chester and back home and 4 and a half hours later here i am giving a update.Now in the proceed of having a coffee and fooking off to bed P.S 4 and a half seems a long time but was there for about a hour and the roads were not the best plus a nice steady run as i had the whole family with me,good thing was checked my average mpg when i pulled up at home and LUNATIC returned i think a healthy 32.6 mpg

Post 121013 by iGGy on 2006-07-02 12:47:16

If I hadn't spent all of yesterday and this morning doing the AC compressor clutch I would've seen this thread and as I'm only ten miles from Chester... Sorry guy's I didn't have any computer time yesteday. :sorry:

Post 121015 by T5ER on 2006-07-02 13:06:31

[QUOTE=iGGy]If I hadn't spent all of yesterday and this morning doing the AC compressor clutch I would've seen this thread and as I'm only ten miles from Chester... Sorry guy's I didn't have any computer time yesteday. :sorry:[/QUOTE] no worries mate i thought there were some peeps around the area but we had no phone numbers and no pc LOL allways the case but we have got him sorted and all is ok