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Old 13-08-2009, 05:48 PM   #1
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Default Help needed, car cutting out after ECU reset!

I reset my ECU according to instructions on aufalcon.com, then took it on the 5 minute drive with varying throttle positions.

When reaching corners and/or braking the car looses revs and sometime cuts out (happened 3 times in 5 mins), steering goes dead too as result.

A few lights come on in the cluster, one being the battery and the other the teapot thing with drips of water coming of it. (when car turns off).

I gave it maybe half a dozen bootfuls aswell as some light 2,000 rpm work on my drive just then.

What on earth is going on?? Everything was 100% before the reset!

Thanks guys!

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