stevie70
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we have had the coil packs out one by one and put a spark plug in them to check for a spark ....and it seems fine ... once wee return them into position , the car still is dropping a cylinder.....the guy helping me is mystified lol :wacko:
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well not sure about the coil pack idea!!!got 1 today and changed it . but it made no difference....now getting fault codes uo300 uo303 uo302 could the wiring loom be faulty??? / /
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i managed to get a mate to have a wee look ....and his meter gave us the code for a faulty coil pack on number 2 .... so i need to get my finger out and get one off e-bay or main dealer.... thanks guys for your help and ideas Stevie
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hi all, just nipped out to the shops there , when I noticed the car was chugging and the engine management light was flashing !!! any ideas??? its a 318es tourer 2004 .... thanks in advance Stevie
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up to a few weeks ago , i had a 1980 ford capri......sold it and now the proud owner of a 1985 Opel Monza gse 3.0
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hi all, just bought a 318es tourer 04.......103k on the clock.. seems fine so far....anyone else with the same car ,let me know what to expect to fail . lol I think the car came from the Perth area of Scotland and seems to have been looked after.....
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