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engine warning light

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engine warning light

Post by brett131267 »

I have a 93 feroza and the engine warning light comes on if you accelerate hard to overtake or climb a hill but if you back off on the accelerator then the light goes out. Apparently this fault is not registering on the ECU as the mechanic just did a tune up and computer check and said there were no faults. I was thinking it may be a vacum problem? Has anybody had similar problems or can offer some suggestions.
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Post by smellypaddler »

Does it lose power when the light comes on?

I know it is something pretty simple but have you made sure that the battery is secured down properly and it isn't boucing up into the bonnet?
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Post by brett131267 »

Battery is secure and does not loose power.Have just rebuilt the motor and was doing the same before the rebuild.
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Post by murcod »

Is it the ECU light that comes on? If so, are you sure the mechanic knew how to/ bothered checking? I've been in the situation before where I was told the same, but when I took the vehicle elsewhere every fault known to man was logged....
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Post by MightyMouse »

Check it yourself........ download manual, read, takes all of five minutes .

Then your absolutely sure.
( usual disclaimers )

It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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