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Check Engine Light On and Cruise Control Flashing
So I was driving home from school yesterday, cruisin at about 80 on the highway. All of the sudden my check engine light comes on and the cruise control light begins flashing. Its an 05 with about 150,000 miles on it. I've noticed no difference with the car after the check engine came on, but it has been acting a little weird for the past month or so. I thought my clutch was slipping but dont think that would make my check engine light come on. Probably going to take it by autozone today to get the code read but I was wondering if anyone knows if the cruise control normally flashes when the check engine light comes on, or if yall have any clue as to what might have happened.
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yeah cruise normally flashes when your CEL comes on. With that many miles i would guess a misfire in one or maybe two cylinders. get the code read and see what comes up.
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well that makes me feel a little bit better
I'll post the code when i get it read |
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what does weird mean? you need to be pacific. :)
almost sounds like a bad 02 sensor. |
haha alright sorry, when i mash the gas down(more than 1/2 way) it doesn't take off like it used to, it like hesitates and then will lurch forward, but then it'll feel like it doesn't have any power until i shift to the next gear. One of my friends was riding with me one day and he said he thought it was my clutch slippin, he had an A4 for a while so i think he might know what he's talkin about. I wish i could explain it better, but i can't even think of a better way to describe it.
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slipping clutches dont throw CEL's
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Get the code read and let us know.
If your still driving the car after they told you you had a spun bearing...I wouldn't go back to them again... for anything. Any local repair shop can do what the stealership will over charge you for. |
:lol: yes. when bearings are shot they exhibit play, when they play, they shred, when they shred, metal gets shed, when they shed, it ends up in the oil, when it ends up in the oil, it ends up in your turbo, when it ends up in your turbo, it ends up in your wallet. As now you'd need a turbo, shortblock, and potentially a longblock. But let's not get ahead of ourselves, just check the code.
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hahah nicee i've never heard the term "stealership" before but aint it the truth I'm gonna go ahead and go get this code read, will post it up here later |
When was the last time the sparkplugs been changed? I've had the same issue once, until I pulled my plugs and found out they had High Speed Glazing on them. Once I changed them, problem solved.
Just like everyone said, pull the code and start from there. |
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did you pull out your MAF sensor and spray clean?
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