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what if its just a sensor that came loose that just needs to be plugged in, unless a diagnostic is done its silly to just walk away without actually knowing why the light is coming on
The dealership is not even bothered to check if a sensor is plugged in? They are TELLING the buyer it's like that because of the upgrades.
No farking way in hell I would ever touch that car.
what does it even mean that the light is on because of the upgrades, so what does the diagnostic say, it must give an error that can be interpreted and then rectified, thats how the engine light system works I think.
The sales guy that I've been dealing with is an old guy, who has apparently been in car sales his whole life, but doesn't seem to know much about the car.
Way too many red flags in this deal.
what does it even mean that the light is on because of the upgrades, so what does the diagnostic say, it must give an error that can be interpreted and then rectified, thats how the engine light system works I think.
More than likely the O2/Temp sensor that was part of the cat that is making the CEL come on.
Most people just leave the sensor there with the cat removal specifically to avoid this.
Why would one mod a Rocc R to stage 2, and then sell it on 27K km's? The previous owner knew there was something seriously wrong, and got out of it before something big breaks. My 2c.
Why would one mod a Rocc R to stage 2, and then sell it on 27K km's? The previous owner knew there was something seriously wrong, and got out of it before something big breaks. My 2c.
or he pulled up next to an Opel Monza and lost the race
Honestly, I don't think I'd ever buy a performance car second hand - especially not with mods. The original owner bought it to drive the **** out of it, and probably has.
Not true. My Fiesta ST is stage 2, and I hardly ever drive it hard. But when I need the extra grunt, it's there. Also my fuel consumption is way better than stock.
+1Not true. My Fiesta ST is stage 2, and I hardly ever drive it hard. But when I need the extra grunt, it's there. Also my fuel consumption is way better than stock.