This light has come on today and is on continuosly. Anyone know what this means or had a similar problem? The manual says take to Renault straight away. Cheers
Exhaust gas valve light on
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I think that's the one yeah. It's the light shown in the photo.
Get a code reader on it.
as others have said, you need to get it plugged in to find whats the fault is
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Got 2 new Lambda sensors today which I'm going to put on tomorrow, hopefully that should sort it. If not i'll take it to the local dealers!
Good idea, just throw money at it until you fix it
Best Buy 4 new injectors, coil pack, spark plugs and spark leads. That will help narrow it down along with your 2 lambda sensor.
Is the car running as it would normally?
Have had this light come up before both flashing and on permanently, the latter being down to a reading out of normal range, but the light dissappears after 20 starts of the car I believe. The flashing light was when I first bought the car and it was related to the Pipercross open air induction kit, assume due to the incorrect amount of air being read by the sensors.
Have had this light come up before both flashing and on permanently, the latter being down to a reading out of normal range, but the light dissappears after 20 starts of the car I believe. The flashing light was when I first bought the car and it was related to the Pipercross open air induction kit, assume due to the incorrect amount of air being read by the sensors.
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Not overly sure as this happened on day 2 of ownership. It does feel a little hesitant sometimes.
Anyway, I've scanned the codes and its coming up with a P0130 code which refers to the pre cat Lambda. It is showing a reading when the engine is on, however it drops to 0.01v on idle which is below the range i think. It does rise in voltage when you give it revs though.
Anyone know where the fuel pressure regulator is located on the trophy so i can do a vacuum test on it to see if it detects the rich mixture?
Anyway, I've scanned the codes and its coming up with a P0130 code which refers to the pre cat Lambda. It is showing a reading when the engine is on, however it drops to 0.01v on idle which is below the range i think. It does rise in voltage when you give it revs though.
Anyone know where the fuel pressure regulator is located on the trophy so i can do a vacuum test on it to see if it detects the rich mixture?
in the tank there is a pump/sender unit combo, inside this there is a fuel pressure regulator which is a bosch 3.5 bar unit. It's quite a simple setup so that when the pressure in the fuel line exceeds 3.5bar it opens and bleeds the fuel straight back into the tank.
On PH1's they had a 3 bar regulator mounted on the fuel pressure rail, obviously with return lines back to the tank.
Steve
This was from another Trophy owner.
The sender unit is under the rear seat I believe but never removed mine and the seals can be problematic so I have heard. Most believe the fault code relates to pre-cat lambda.
On PH1's they had a 3 bar regulator mounted on the fuel pressure rail, obviously with return lines back to the tank.
Steve
This was from another Trophy owner.
The sender unit is under the rear seat I believe but never removed mine and the seals can be problematic so I have heard. Most believe the fault code relates to pre-cat lambda.