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by GeoffSmith » Fri 09.02.2007, 12:04
Sy V wrote:David
Where did you secure a replacement ECU from, for only £80?
Sy,
This has wandered slightly off topic and it was a replacement headlamp control module that David bought!
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by Sy V » Fri 09.02.2007, 12:54
...ah, that'll teach me to ignore topics for a couple of days, won't it!
Bloody work, getting in the way of pleasure again.
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by DavidElena » Sat 10.02.2007, 00:02
Sy, unfortunately the thread title turned out to be misleading

, my problems were alternator

(well, more specifically the voltage regulator - probably) but even when this was replaced, the headlight popup control was still a bit idiosyncratic (one up, one down

). This was traced to the headlight control module which hides behind the engine on the bulkhead. A new module was £80, the ECU turned out to be OK

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