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The cause (I think) For the last while I have had two rear tyres with extremely slow punctures.
When the pressure was very low the runflat warning would come on. With an accumulation of this , the esp inoperative warning emerged intermittently along with the runflat and auto lights inoperative. The car was generally upset: kickdown malfunctioned and the car was running rich and smoky and the abs sensor fault was on the dash. Also intermittent non start until i reset the esp off / on again. Also disconnection of the neqative battery terminal helped gave the car the code colonic irrigation it needed and it drove smoothly until one of the rear tyres deflated enough to trigger the runflat indicator and all the rest again.
I have no proper plug in evidence however I might speculate two new rear tyres- the ones that stay inflated solved everything.
I hope.
Thankliest regardations for the reading,
D.
The cause (I think) For the last while I have had two rear tyres with extremely slow punctures.
When the pressure was very low the runflat warning would come on. With an accumulation of this , the esp inoperative warning emerged intermittently along with the runflat and auto lights inoperative. The car was generally upset: kickdown malfunctioned and the car was running rich and smoky and the abs sensor fault was on the dash. Also intermittent non start until i reset the esp off / on again. Also disconnection of the neqative battery terminal helped gave the car the code colonic irrigation it needed and it drove smoothly until one of the rear tyres deflated enough to trigger the runflat indicator and all the rest again.
I have no proper plug in evidence however I might speculate two new rear tyres- the ones that stay inflated solved everything.
I hope.
Thankliest regardations for the reading,
D.
