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11 minutes ago, langers2k said:

Otherwise, check the software version of your ECU with a scan tool :)

My elm OBD doesn't work for some reason:sadsmile: I'll get my pal to check it when I get a chance. What version was the original, do you know?

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A service action is available for your vehicle.

The EA 189 diesel engine in your vehicle with the Vehicle Identification Number you entered is affected by the EA 189 NOx emissions issue.

We would like to reassure you that independent testing authorities have confirmed that there will be no negative impact on engine performance, maximum torque, fuel consumption, noise and CO2 emissions as a result of having this update applied. (Except the update f***s the EGR valve up..)

Please either use our booking tool or contact your local Retailer to book your vehicle in for the service action. Of course, you won’t be charged for having the work completed.

 

 

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^^^ 

So all ready for some wintry fun. No need for the fix.

  Tank filled up,

Tyre pressures done, coolant / antifreeze strength checked, nice clean dry air filter in and fuel filter.

Screen wash and de-icer bought. 

Door seals sprayed with silicone spray, door locks ok.

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1 minute ago, AwaoffSki said:

 

So all ready for some wintry fun. No need for the fix.

Tank filled up - No

Tyre pressures done -check later +2 psi. Coolant/Anti-freeze done. Nice clean dry air filter in and fuel filter - nope.

Screen wash and de-icer bought. Don't use de-icer, bad for the rubber on wipers. Screenwash is topped up and 2l bottle ready mixed in boot. 

Door seals sprayed with silicone spray, door locks ok. 

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LOL, i have a 19 year old and 14 year old Jimny and De-icer has been used on them every winter. 

No harm ever done to wipers of rubber  window or door seals. 

 

You will soon see if you have cold enough days how Fabia doors / seals fill with water if you use warm water and then freeze inside the doors.

Remember and open the passenger door daily or the water can freeze if not drained out.

Then the rear drums can be fun...

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Twice last week i did 120 mile detours because the snow gates were closed and it was -5*oC a few days.

Still never used a scrapper. Never even if in Sunny South Ayrshire or even your area and there is a hoar frost.

 

Have fun.  You will see what i mean about your Monte doors this weekend.

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