Clewsey
New member
Good afternoon all
Anyone of you GenII owners seen this irritating problem? I'm assuming it's linked to GENII but could be wrong.
Intermittently, I start the car either from a cold or warm start. It fires up and after a second, the revs instantly die and the engine cuts out. 5 secs then I retry with the same results until the brake pedal becomes solid and the car no longer turns at all.
The fix (and it works every time) I get out the car - lock it - wait 30 seconds - unlock - restart and it starts first time and runs fine.
If some of you recall last year, I thought this was initially down to very extreme low temperature/low fuel when it first happened but I'm now 110% convinced it's not mechanical or linked to fuel levels at all. This problem doesn't happen very often, but there's no pattern other than I know the solution works. I've only experienced this issue since having the car serviced last year.
My gut feel is it could be linked to software bug, immobiliser/key perhaps given the way nature of the perceived fix.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Simon
Anyone of you GenII owners seen this irritating problem? I'm assuming it's linked to GENII but could be wrong.
Intermittently, I start the car either from a cold or warm start. It fires up and after a second, the revs instantly die and the engine cuts out. 5 secs then I retry with the same results until the brake pedal becomes solid and the car no longer turns at all.
The fix (and it works every time) I get out the car - lock it - wait 30 seconds - unlock - restart and it starts first time and runs fine.
If some of you recall last year, I thought this was initially down to very extreme low temperature/low fuel when it first happened but I'm now 110% convinced it's not mechanical or linked to fuel levels at all. This problem doesn't happen very often, but there's no pattern other than I know the solution works. I've only experienced this issue since having the car serviced last year.
My gut feel is it could be linked to software bug, immobiliser/key perhaps given the way nature of the perceived fix.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Simon