C2 Engine light and Revving prob
Dolala1
01-02-2008, 04:50 PM
Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone who has a c2 has had any problems involving the engine light comming and staying on, and whilst in neutral its revving on its on bouncing between nothing and about 1 and a half to 2 thousand revs on its own.
If anyone knows what is causing this, I would be really apreciative of your help.
I was just wondering if anyone who has a c2 has had any problems involving the engine light comming and staying on, and whilst in neutral its revving on its on bouncing between nothing and about 1 and a half to 2 thousand revs on its own.
If anyone knows what is causing this, I would be really apreciative of your help.
carscars
09-24-2008, 03:54 AM
This is common to all citoens , I have ZX my sister has AX .
1. on mine there was a problem with spark cables , when I replaced them the orange engine light was off
2. sister AX had a problem with overheating the main computer during the summer so we covered it with some insulation so it doesnt take a heat form a hub
Generally there is some problem how engine combustion , it can be various things, best way is to go to service so thay can read from main computer what is causing the light on and non constant revs.
1. on mine there was a problem with spark cables , when I replaced them the orange engine light was off
2. sister AX had a problem with overheating the main computer during the summer so we covered it with some insulation so it doesnt take a heat form a hub
Generally there is some problem how engine combustion , it can be various things, best way is to go to service so thay can read from main computer what is causing the light on and non constant revs.
'97ventureowner
09-24-2008, 08:42 AM
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