jammajunkies
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Hello all, ok I have a really strange issue with my daughters punto grande 1.2 2007.
You can be driving down the road and all of a sudden the engine light will come on, the temperature guauge will go into the red and the light will come on that is just to the right of the H, the speedo goes to zero and the engine cuts out for a split second.
Now if you do nothing it will obviously start again like you are bumping it as you are still moving, it's just like you have turned the key on the ignition if that make sense.
If you are idling and it happens, the same thing happens to the gauges again and it cuts out, turn the key straight away and it starts no problem.
Now I have done a scan on this with a snap-on diag tester and it finds no fault codes at all, running the car and having this scanner connected and it happens it still does not throw up any codes.
Down to the Fiat garage I go and they do the diag test and there answer was, we have no codes present so we advise trying a replacement ECU at a cost of £680 to see if this fixes it, no guarantees, I declined of course and am no further forward, any help on this would be a massive help. :worship:
You can be driving down the road and all of a sudden the engine light will come on, the temperature guauge will go into the red and the light will come on that is just to the right of the H, the speedo goes to zero and the engine cuts out for a split second.
Now if you do nothing it will obviously start again like you are bumping it as you are still moving, it's just like you have turned the key on the ignition if that make sense.
If you are idling and it happens, the same thing happens to the gauges again and it cuts out, turn the key straight away and it starts no problem.
Now I have done a scan on this with a snap-on diag tester and it finds no fault codes at all, running the car and having this scanner connected and it happens it still does not throw up any codes.
Down to the Fiat garage I go and they do the diag test and there answer was, we have no codes present so we advise trying a replacement ECU at a cost of £680 to see if this fixes it, no guarantees, I declined of course and am no further forward, any help on this would be a massive help. :worship: