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3CorsaMeal

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17th Mar 05 at 12:13

ive got a 1994 corsa gsi and it failed mot on emissions so i had a diagnostic test or whatever and it said 02 sensor and coolant temp sensor so ive changed both of these and then when it was plugged in the day after it came up with throttle position sensor low volts but my car drives the same as it did the day before with cutting out and revvin a little high but it didnt bring it up the day before. will it defo be this as they say it will cost about 70 quid for a new one n i dont even know what it looks like or owt, please help. thanks

--Dave--

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17th Mar 05 at 12:18

you need the stage 4 turbo mate,

70,000 credits

Jason Iles

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17th Mar 05 at 12:50

Tricky question, check the foo foo valve this is often the problem, it's hard for Vauxhall monkeys to see, but just give it a tickle with a lump hammer and away you go

--Dave--

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17th Mar 05 at 12:55

either that or it's the inducer flap getting caught on the queegy shaft

easy to miss

Adam_B

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17th Mar 05 at 12:59

deffinitly the flux capacator. Its not capacitating the flux properly you see.

Jason Iles

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17th Mar 05 at 13:01

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
deffinitly the flux capacator. Its not capacitating the flux properly you see.

noooo if he fixes that, and drives over 80mph he will go back to see the doc

3CorsaMeal

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17th Mar 05 at 13:03

could it be the spigot centred anti reverse thread dingle daggle who-ja-me-flip with gyro-rim crust-tickle pop cross jibble that has caused greif?

Jason Iles

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17th Mar 05 at 13:04

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
could it be the spigot centred anti reverse thread dingle daggle who-ja-me-flip with gyro-rim crust-tickle pop cross jibble that has caused greif?

2 secs I will check my Haynes manual

--Dave--

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17th Mar 05 at 13:22

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
could it be the spigot centred anti reverse thread dingle daggle who-ja-me-flip with gyro-rim crust-tickle pop cross jibble that has caused greif?

you were doing so well until it came to spelling grief