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YOUR RESEARCHWarning light on dash

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Run millers oil etc

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The engine is in good nick 3.7 Hartech fully rebuilt about 4 thousand miles ago and running millers oil etc.

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Run millers oil etc

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The engine is in good nick 3.7 Hartech fully rebuilt about 4 thousand miles ago and running millers oil etc.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all,the emission light has just come on.What is the probable cause & is it serious or just needing a reset. The engine is in good nick 3.7 Hartech fully rebuilt about 4 thousand miles ago and running millers oil etc. Ideas? Mike.

POST 4Original post

Even the £15 generic ECP OBD2 readers should be able to read the Check Engine Light. Mine was a loose coil pack connector on cyl 1, diagnosed as a misfire on cyl 1.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Error code P0430 Code came up P0430 which is bank 2,cleared it and it hasn't come back.I think it was because my son uses it in Cambridge and it needed a good thrash to clear the exhaust.

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