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EMERGENCY HELP I'M GOING CRAZY! |
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06.09.2021 19:07 | # 1 |
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06.09.2021 21:25 | # 2 |
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get well soon bro,.. have you had the egr checked?
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06.09.2021 23:09 | # 3 |
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Yes, our masters will have it taken care of too, thank you very much. 🙏
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07.09.2021 00:38 | # 4 |
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my master brother had a brdodway, I entrusted it to him. We were three people in the car. The car was stuck on a slope that it would normally go without clicking, we dropped the passengers, the only driver was able to get out by stepping from the back and gaining speed. the car was helpless at points that needed power on the slopes. In my opinion, this is exactly the same as yours, his problem was solved with clutch maintenance. I didn't have it done, so I don't know the details, but it was the clutch, once the clutch was made, there was no problem. I recommend that you consider this. again get well soon
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07.09.2021 08:45 | # 5 |
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I also have in mind the situation of being a pressure pad. When I asked the masters, they said he wouldn't do it like that, but I'll still have it opened and look, I hope we will find it.
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07.09.2021 18:45 | # 6 |
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It seems to me that it has something to do with the pressure pad and clutch.
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07.09.2021 20:00 | # 7 |
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When the foot stops on the brake, the load is loaded up to the gearbox. There's a good chance you have a mechanical problem. It was a mistake that you did not search for the problem in the clutch and gearbox.
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07.09.2021 20:09 | # 8 |
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I had a similar problem, it turned out that the problem was with the fuel pump. I recommend that you get it checked.
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07.09.2021 23:19 | # 9 |
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Friends, I am reading what you wrote, I am following, thank you for your ideas, this is important for me, we are waiting for the vehicle to be released tomorrow, the top cover settings have also been made, the vehicle is still the same, there is no change. I will take into account what you said.
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10.09.2021 07:11 | # 10 |
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I would first check the plug of the knock sensor and if there was no problem with the plug, I would replace the sensor. This sensor stays at the back of the block, just below the intake manifold, so even though it is an unknown sensor, it creates similar problems when it fails.
Even if LPG is having the same problem, I would definitely check the pressure of the gas pump. I would check the petrol injectors again. Make sure the adaptation is done after the Map sensor etc. sensors are changed. Of course, think carefully before you change the part, research it, and then decide. Because your expenses will increase gradually, your patience will run out at the same rate, get well soon
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