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stuch

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Registered: 10th Jun 09
Location: Stoke-On-Trent
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15th Jun 09 at 17:30

Hi i went out and bort a corsa c20xe on saterday, the day i got it was running fine no problems etc

Next day i decided to give it abit, after i did about 10 secounds later, it would bog.. and if you try to rev it just wont.. while this is hapening the engine managment light is coming on and of.

so i turned her of and started her back up and she was running fine..

Its done this a countless emount of times now, but now its even worse and im unable to use it.. as it does it every 20 seconds

Any ideas what this could be ?

Thank Ben.

[Edited on 15-06-2009 by stuch]

Terry12

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Registered: 24th Sep 07
Location: Manchester
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16th Jun 09 at 08:08

Mine was doing similar, I swapped the AFM and CTS and now it's fine.
Have you tried flashing the fault codes?

DAZ1985

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Registered: 3rd Sep 06
Location: Scholar Green, Cheshire
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16th Jun 09 at 10:14

Wouldn't happen to be a red sport with a gsi kit on from down crewe?

DAZ1985

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16th Jun 09 at 10:16

if so

The CTS has been changed already
Tried numerous AFM's on it
Fuel pump relays
Not sura about fuel pumps though

johnhara1

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Registered: 19th Oct 06
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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16th Jun 09 at 10:25

Mine used to do that, always flagged up the knock sensor and AFM when i flashed the codes.

DAZ1985

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16th Jun 09 at 10:27

iirc that flashed up afm high voltage

if it is the car my mate sold

stuch

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16th Jun 09 at 11:44

yeh it is the one from crew mate, so what do you guys think the problem could be then

[Edited on 16-06-2009 by stuch]

DAZ1985

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16th Jun 09 at 11:50

Not a clue mate i couldn't diagnose it tbh

johnhara1

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Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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16th Jun 09 at 12:58

If sensors have been changed for working items then start looking at the wiring loom.

Flash the codes of with a paperclip then start checking the loom at the sensors that fail.

stuch

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16th Jun 09 at 17:44

think it could be the o2 sensor..

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