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Car Forum / Fiat Cars / May 2004

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ECU faults on fiat punto 1.2 8v  o2 reg

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jacquie - 23 May 2004 15:50 GMT
has anyone else out there had problems with 02 reg ? engine warning system
came on.engine miss firing.the AA relayed car to Fiat Garage.AA diagnostic
was coil b was causing the engine misfire. Only to have the fiat
dealership say that there would be nothing wrong with coil b and that the
ecu unit was the problem.(this dealership has had 3 of these in the last
month) beware!!!!.
One final caution if you car is still under warranty and you have the
misfortune of dealing with fiat customer service(i use the term service in
jest -there isnt any i recommend trading standards and watchdog )
john harrad - 23 May 2004 19:42 GMT
> has anyone else out there had problems with 02 reg ? engine warning system
> came on.engine miss firing.the AA relayed car to Fiat Garage.AA diagnostic
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> misfortune of dealing with fiat customer service(i use the term service in
> jest -there isnt any i recommend trading standards and watchdog )

My money is on the AA man being right.

The coil is a (relatively) cheap and quick to replace component.

The ECU is likely to be a medium sized sack full of notes ( several
hundred UKP ), they are generally reliable too.

At first glance the garage is taking you for a ride.

(BTW the light comes on because there is unburnt fuel in the exhaust
when you have the misfire - get it sorted out quickly, or the garage
will sting you for a cooked catalyser too).
undergraduate-car-mechanic - 23 May 2004 19:53 GMT
i had one of these on saturday, dead ecu coil output.

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