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Electronic Fault. On-Board Computer Failure.
However, there are other reasons why the injection warning light may be illuminating.
It could be from something as simple as water in the fuel filter. One of the most common faults is because of the EGR Valve (Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve) so it may be worth checking that.
If you have the experience to do the work your self it is best to do so, however if all else fails, have the ECU (Electronic Control Unit) Checked by a compatible Diagnostic Kit.
I Think its the EGRV though, as it is a very common thing to happen on them. If you go to your garage, you can have a new one fitted for around £170, as they are not repairable.
However, there are other reasons why the injection warning light may be illuminating.
It could be from something as simple as water in the fuel filter. One of the most common faults is because of the EGR Valve (Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve) so it may be worth checking that.
If you have the experience to do the work your self it is best to do so, however if all else fails, have the ECU (Electronic Control Unit) Checked by a compatible Diagnostic Kit.
I Think its the EGRV though, as it is a very common thing to happen on them. If you go to your garage, you can have a new one fitted for around £170, as they are not repairable.
my car looses power while exelarating for about 2 seconds or you take your foot off the accelarator and step on it again and it goes, wht could this be?
2 If you accelarate too hard or get to speeds near 90m/hr, it starts showing INJECTION FAULT, STOP.
2 If you accelarate too hard or get to speeds near 90m/hr, it starts showing INJECTION FAULT, STOP.
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