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Anonymous Posted on May 13, 2017

Vectra 1.8 vvt engine 58 reg

After changing the timing belt the emegency electronics light comes on after 5 starts. left overnight the same sequence starts again (5 starts and the light comes on for the rest of the day) Checked the belt and timing again and found no problem, reset the fault light and started the car 4/5 times and the light came on again. I can reset the fault light by switching the ignition off and back on again as the car is being driven (2/3 mph is enough). Car runs ok, petrol consumption ok @ 40mpg. Any ideas, we are all stumped.

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Well if you used a scan tool to reset the engine code light then you can use it ti find the problem just read the results from the scan

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SOURCE: Misfire

One question, have you replaced the ECTS (Electronic Cooling Temperature Sensor)? These cause no end of different seemingly unrelated problems on Saturns. Peice is about ten bucks and is an easy install. Just search on youtube for a how-to video. Even if that's not the problem it is reccommended to replace this peice just the same as they ALL end up going bad at some point.

If that's not a fix, start pulling plugs. Check to see if they're correctly gapped and if they have any damage/corrosion. If you're running Platinum plugs, immediatly change to a copper plug as Platinums have no place in these motors. Most people have the best luck with NGK copper.

Check to make sure that your plug wires haven't been crossed. This sounds like a plug or wire issue most likely so it has to be in that family, if the plugs are good, wires good and not crossed, sensors are fine, then time to replace your coil packs. If you've replaced everything up to the coil packs then that is most likely the cause of your dillema.


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Anonymous

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SOURCE: 1996 vw polo- engine keep stalling

Check the fuel filter.

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Audi A4 starting problem

your have a bad starter relay look at owner manual for location and replace

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Buick Rendevouz 2002 Security Sign is up Car has Start problems

have the alternator check out. A good alternator should give produce voltage 13.8v or 14.5v ,but not greater than 15 volts

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Colin Stickland

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SOURCE: peugeot 206 1.4 hdi has developed a fault where

expensive to repair properly,quick fix??? fit two non return valves ,one in the feed and one in the return to the injector pump ,weither conventional pump or common rail pump .this will cure your problem and its cheap to do ,two valves (observe direction) in the lines .works every time on any diesel engine weither its plant or road use

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