After the manifold was replaced was the ecu reset back to default and all codes cleared. I had the manifold replaced by MB and was miffed vis they reset the ecu and I had to get the car remapped to what it was before
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Indy so far has been brand new....
You're a fair bit further south and are spoilt for Indies in NW England.
Steve, nothing would give me greater joy than to get rid of the steaming pile of **** that is my E320cdi but cash wise not there yet and don't "do" finance....
I recall it did smoke a little more, and that funny whistle noise from the turbo that wasn't there before, I wonder if the mechanics who worked on my car put it back together properly. Lights off, and I hope it stays that way.
I've got a nice tour lined up in March and a few jollys on here as well as my driving tours I do, last thing I need is that car packing in!!!
I recall it did smoke a little more, and that funny whistle noise from the turbo that wasn't there before, I wonder if the mechanics who worked on my car put it back together properly. Lights off, and I hope it stays that way.
Might be worth a quick call to Davy about it - especially since you've noticed some differences since the new manifold was fitted.
Could an air leak somewhere be the source of the whistle ???
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No meaning to be funny but do you think your car may have done more miles that it says?
I only say this as you DO seem to be having an awful lot of issues, now either your just very unlucky and you have a Friday afternoon model or something more to it?
I know you use the shed...but you also have it serviced. It seems to have over and above 'normal' issues for these cars?
"It had five previous keepers recorded" In 4.5 years!I wonder if he sabotages it just so I am back in with "yet another problem"....
This car is so **** its unreal!!!
Strangely the MOT is due in May and its was first registered in November 2005. Something is odd there and I can't get why the MOT is out of sync with the registration by so many months.
Have you checked the MoT history online? I imagine someone bought the car with a fresh MoT, even though it didn't yet need one.
Motoring : Directgov - MOT history request
Have you checked the MoT history online? I imagine someone bought the car with a fresh MoT, even though it didn't yet need one.
Motoring : Directgov - MOT history request
It failed its first MOT
Reason(s) for refusal to issue Certificate
Steering column movement between the shaft and steering wheel (2.1.2b)
Nearside Front Road wheel badly damaged (4.2.A.1a) **DANGEROUS**
Advisory Notice issued
Rear Exhaust has a minor leak of exhaust gases (7.1.2)
Nearside Front Tyre worn close to the legal limit (4.1.E.1)
Offside Front Tyre worn close to the legal limit (4.1.E.1)
Offside Front Road wheel with a slightly distorted bead rim (4.2.A.1a)
But the miles add up.
I think Jumperjohn is right, its simply a bad car
Sorry to say Steve you are right. The car was bought on a whim, was round at my cousins one night, had a beer and spied it, phoned up MB Hull and bought it and left from my GFs place knackered to view it.
I just "assumed" being a dealer car and I didn't spot the missing service and everything was in order with a recently serviced car that appeared to drive fine.
There were no signs of crash damage or a damaged boot floor. I think however he's munched it into a high kerb but not done any real structural damage, Never heard of play in the steering collumn from a normal car.
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