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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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and not killed any of them.
Whatever the pudding is, eat it by holding your hands behind your back and falling face-first into it. Then, inhale as much as you can in one go, stand up and leave without a word.
bonus points if the pudding is biscuits or is in a tall, narrow glass.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:24, 2 replies, latest was 14 years ago)
yeah?
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:27, Reply)
I thought it was funny. Just ignore quetin, he's a terrible internet turncoat.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:28, Reply)
best for all concerned
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:29, Reply)
the garage will just take codes off the ECU, which can only detect sensors. The nearest sensor will be flagged if there's a fault. If you want to check if your MAF really is playing up, unplug it and start the engine. If the MAF's dodgy, the engine will suddenly run perfectly again.
This is assuming you don't already know this, obviously. Sorry if I'm teaching my grandmother.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:29, Reply)
I've never had a MAF fault but the EGR went on my Saab earlier this year, but apparently that really is the EGR. You can clean it, or replace it, and the difference is about £60 so I just replaced it.
But both diesel MAF and EGR issues relate directly to EUcat4 diesel emissions regs (or whichever it is) which are a bit annoying.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:34, Reply)
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:35, Reply)
some are a bit ... odd. Is all I'm saying. The EGR solution is particularly strange.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:38, Reply)
Obviously changing the MAF did fuck all. Now I've replaced all the hoses, the MAF has now gone. The gigantic twat.
(, Mon 5 Dec 2011, 10:49, Reply)
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