ECU Code 24 - Vehicle Speed Sensor (X16XE) - Corsa Sport - for Vauxhall and Opel Corsa B, Corsa C and Corsa D

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PaulW

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Registered: 26th Jan 03
Location: Atherton, Greater Manchester
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23rd Dec 04 at 14:33

Well first time I've evere read a fault code on the ECU & was shittin it that I'd fry the damn thing

On my GSi earlier on the way back from Liverpool... the ECU light came on & when I stopped at some lights, the engine just stopped...

restarted the engine & it idled a bit low for a few seconds & then got back to normal & has been fine since (about 35miles)

Checked online, but there isnt a GSi listed with an X16XE Engine, but checking the X14XE and C16XE, they both say Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) as Code 24. (my car has a 10=pin ALDL Connector)

just wonderiong what could cause this sensor to go, is it in the dials? linked to the ABS Sensors? what?

confused now...

Rileysport

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Registered: 18th Jun 04
Location: West Yorkshire
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23rd Dec 04 at 14:38

its integral to the clocks mate.... time for a new set

PaulW

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Registered: 26th Jan 03
Location: Atherton, Greater Manchester
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23rd Dec 04 at 14:52

ahhh cnuts

well for now I suppose I can see how it goes, but the speedo is a bit jumpy at 30mph, but I always passed it off as the cable from the gearbox...

3CorsaMeal

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Registered: 11th Apr 02
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23rd Dec 04 at 14:57

could be a bit of dirt etc

J100RSA

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Registered: 4th Mar 01
Location: Thornhill, West Yorkshire
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24th Dec 04 at 00:05

u can just but the sensor seperate

chris_clare

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Registered: 21st Jan 04
Location: blackpool
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24th Dec 04 at 03:00

It doesn’t necessarily mean that the sensor is f*#ked it could be anything from a loose connection or broken piece of wiring. The reason why the revs dropped is because the ECU went into limpo mode. this allows the car to run safely with the fault. i'd just get it checked out properly.

Ian

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