Some of you may remember I had problems with my Panda last weekend with it loosing power and the EML light coming on. I never did get to the bottom of as it is as nobody was able to get a fault code. I gave it an Italian tune up and the problem seemed to go away. Had it serviced included new plugs and the car has run like a dream all summer. Now the rain has come back and the temperature is falling and my car is back to how it was in the winter.
We had a lot of rain in the night, my first journey to the petrol station (I still had plenty left, but I had a long day with lots of jobs so wanted to get it out of the way) which was 1 mile the EML light came on three times, and the car lost all power at these three times. I then had a 3 mile journey, it happened once again. Then for the rest of the day (20 miles) the car has run very well.
Torque pro is finding no faults stored just like last time.
Because the car ran so well over the summer I am thinking the fault is wiring related and damp is getting in some where, does this sound feasible?
I don't want to play roulette by getting garages to swap parts which is what seems to happen a lot on here. The car is 5 years old next summer and I am thinking if it doesn't get any worse I may have to PX it next year unless I can find out what this fault is once for for all.
We had a lot of rain in the night, my first journey to the petrol station (I still had plenty left, but I had a long day with lots of jobs so wanted to get it out of the way) which was 1 mile the EML light came on three times, and the car lost all power at these three times. I then had a 3 mile journey, it happened once again. Then for the rest of the day (20 miles) the car has run very well.
Torque pro is finding no faults stored just like last time.
Because the car ran so well over the summer I am thinking the fault is wiring related and damp is getting in some where, does this sound feasible?
I don't want to play roulette by getting garages to swap parts which is what seems to happen a lot on here. The car is 5 years old next summer and I am thinking if it doesn't get any worse I may have to PX it next year unless I can find out what this fault is once for for all.