My 2015 Elite tourer has a warning on startup that I have to dismiss, service car soon. The car is running perfectly well that I can see and had a service a month ago? Any help appreciated thanks.
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Had a look for the answer to this in the service schedule but no answer.
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Originally posted by GlasgowBhoy View PostMy 2015 Elite tourer has a warning on startup that I have to dismiss, service car soon. The car is running perfectly well that I can see and had a service a month ago? Any help appreciated thanks.LED interior lights. Chrome mirror caps & door handle covers. LED reverse light bulbs. Pedal box. Atomic Alloys. Steel Structure spare wheel. Boot floor risers. Rear exit exhaust & rear valance. M Y ‘15’ front grille.
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Originally posted by 2000rpm View PostAs above: Car thinks there's a fault and codes need reading.
Could be as simple as the oil life % wasn't reset which you can do yourself via indicator stalk menus.
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Dave
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Originally posted by GlasgowBhoy View PostI reset the oil as it was 70% but still there. Can you buy a code reader and do it yourself?
I don't bother with one because often chasing faults can end up taking lots of time and replacing many parts ('parts darts' - hoping to hit the bullseye) so you might as well let your trusted local mechanic look at it. Sometimes replacing the faulty part doesn't deal with an underlying problem that only a mechanic would be aware of..
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Originally posted by 2000rpm View PostSome code readers seem OK, some not.
I don't bother with one because often chasing faults can end up taking lots of time and replacing many parts ('parts darts' - hoping to hit the bullseye) so you might as well let your trusted local mechanic look at it. Sometimes replacing the faulty part doesn't deal with an underlying problem that only a mechanic would be aware of.
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Originally posted by 2000rpm View PostSome code readers seem OK, some not.
I don't bother with one because often chasing faults can end up taking lots of time and replacing many parts ('parts darts' - hoping to hit the bullseye) so you might as well let your trusted local mechanic look at it. Sometimes replacing the faulty part doesn't deal with an underlying problem that only a mechanic would be aware of.Sport Touror Elite 163
Dave
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Originally posted by Dave71 View PostUsed my code reader on several occasions and sorted each time, including a glow plug failure. Chasing faults usually when people use guess work trying to confirm a fault.. Garage charge an extortionate amount just for plugging in. Work for me over a number of years.
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It depends on what you wont to spend. Have a look on EBay https://www.tomsguide.com/us/picture...-scanners.html Have a read of this.Sport Touror Elite 163
Dave
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Originally posted by Dave71 View PostUsed my code reader on several occasions and sorted each time, including a glow plug failure. Chasing faults usually when people use guess work trying to confirm a fault.. Garage charge an extortionate amount just for plugging in. Work for me over a number of years.
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