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Old Mar 2, 2002 | 09:37 AM
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Hi all, I had my clutch disc replaced today with the 055 version and was really pleased with the outcome

problem 1:
but the very evening, the mulfunction indicator came on (and stayed on) all of a sudden while I was V'teching my baby ........, checked the gas cap ....... it was tight ..... hmmmm not too sure how is this related to the clutch disc replacement ..... otherwise the car drives as per normal without any obvious faults that I can detect.


problem2:
Further, I have the frequent problem of the car shakes everytime I disengage the gear at a low gears ........ not too sure if it is my driving ... but it always occur at low speed and reversing too

would really appreciate if u s2K gurus could help with come advice ......
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Old Mar 2, 2002 | 10:00 AM
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No such thing as a malfunction indicator lamp.....you have two choices:

1) Maintenance Indicator Lamp (Maint. Reqd on dash)- This lamp comes on when you need service and is programmed into the ECU to remind you to service the vehicle. First comes on aroung 6,000 miles for the 7+ service.

2) Check Engine Light (Picture of a small engine says check on it) - This light comes on when the OBD-II diagnostic system has a code set in it. A dealer or mechanic can pull the code and tell you what it is. Or if you get it I can tell you if you PM me. If this light starts to flash....it is a major problem and the car should be towed to a dealer. Do not drive the car with a flashing check engine light.

Which of the two is it ?

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Old Mar 2, 2002 | 10:11 AM
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ulysses, no matter what cause that, you shouuld take your car to the dealer and show them the problems and ask them to fix for you. thats what I will do if that happen to me, hope Singapore works the same way.
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Old Mar 2, 2002 | 07:30 PM
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oh dear .... seems like my manual is pretty different ... I have scanned in the page ... perhaps u could help me out here ... do u have the same picture ? ...... the light did not flash .... I hope that is good news


what about the shakes when u disengage the gear at low speed, low rpm or in reverse gear......... is that normal ?





Originally posted by Utah S2K
No such thing as a malfunction indicator lamp.....you have two choices:

1) Maintenance Indicator Lamp (Maint. Reqd on dash)- This lamp comes on when you need service and is programmed into the ECU to remind you to service the vehicle. First comes on aroung 6,000 miles for the 7+ service.

2) Check Engine Light (Picture of a small engine says check on it) - This light comes on when the OBD-II diagnostic system has a code set in it. A dealer or mechanic can pull the code and tell you what it is. Or if you get it I can tell you if you PM me. If this light starts to flash....it is a major problem and the car should be towed to a dealer. Do not drive the car with a flashing check engine light.

Which of the two is it ?

Utah
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Old Mar 2, 2002 | 08:08 PM
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yea, we have that light too, you sure definitely follow what said in the owner's manual and let the dealer check your car.
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