Toyota Corolla

[Finly Owner]

At least the seating position will be right for Di, it's no good for tall people!

Tony

P.S. hmmm, another thread I'll need to clean up later.

Are you calling Dia short?

[YNOT]

Are you calling Dia short?

When it comes to driving Finly I'd say she's the perfect height.

Tony

[Finly Owner]

When it comes to driving Finly I'd say she's the perfect height.

Tony

Nice one...............

[Clunk]

Might it possibly have something to do with the O2 sensor, had a similar problem when i had the Xtrail ( hey at least it was a Nissan hahahahaha)

[YNOT]

Might it possibly have something to do with the O2 sensor, had a similar problem when i had the Xtrail ( hey at least it was a Nissan hahahahaha)

It is possible but I'd like to see what codes are in the system first.

Tony

[nickpeacock36]

I know your miles away mate but I have a TC in my paddock which is running B+ so if something happens and you need an expensive part that would justify me sending something up then just yell out...

THANKS FOR THE OFFER MATE Not sure what the problem is yet>

[nickpeacock36]

How can i get the fault codes? Im assuming specialist equipment is involved.

[YNOT]

How can i get the fault codes? Im assuming specialist equipment is involved.

Most likely yes, you will have to take it to someone with the right diagnostic scan tool. There may be a way to manually extract the fault codes but it's a Toyota so I have no idea how it would be done.

Tony

[nickpeacock36]

Thanks Tony.

[ambition]

My falcon had a problem exactly as you describe.

What was happening was the MAP sensor was not functioning and the engine was thinking that the car was running too lean so it would tip in more fuel, then the o2 sensor was saying it was running too rich so it'd back off on the fuel after a couple of seconds.

Maybe I have it the other way around, but you get the point. Two components with differing opinions about the fuel air mix. One was wrong.

Check if you have a vacuum hose loose as well.