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  1. 17549/P1141/004417 - Load Calculation Cross Check: Implausible Value

    Possible Causes

    Mass Air Flow Sensor (G70) OR Manifold Pressure Sensor (G71) faulty

    Vacuum Lines faulty

    Possible Solutions

    Check Mass Air Flow Sensor (G70) OR Manifold Pressure Sensor (G71)

    Check Vacuum Lines

    Check Engine Operating Conditions => Meas. Blocks

    Special Notes

    Uwe: I think this code is set when the airflow being measured (or otherwise calculated) by the ECU doesn't make sense given other operating parameters such as RPM and throttle opening, manifold pressure, etc.

  2. Diesel is apparently still a very 'Marmite' subject. ..

    Having driven turbo diesels for the last 4 out of 5 years (initially not my decision - there's only so many gearboxes you can blow up before you give up!) Im now used to how to drive them & how to get the most out of whats available in terms of response & power. This wasn't always the case though, initially stepping down from a tuned 2.0 16v to a turbo diesel I hated every minute. Too much lag, no high revving, it felt like hell. However after time to adjust my driving style, every time I get back into a petrol motor they just feel gutless & like they're going to explode when you rev them hard.

    Ultimately it depends what you want from you're car & how you're going to use it.

    I used to spend £120+ a week on fuel, pay £180 on road tax, well over £800 a year on insurance, could never find anywhere to park, & it could never find a road without a speed camera or policeman ready to nick me for speeding if I did want to have some fun.

    I now spend £15 a week on fuel, £35 on road tax, sub £400 on insurance, can park practically anywhere & if I want some fun I can just have a bit of blast down a b-road without having to get the car screaming like a banshee to get some power out of it. If I want serious power & high revving these days I think I'll be purchasing a Fireblade rather than car. :)

  3. £169 is probably the right price to get a mass of orders in. Anyone buying an iPod touch should really be getting one of these.

    The discount is either to get rid of stocks before the 3G version is out, or they want to completely flood the market.

    TWhat I'm hoping is when the 3G cersion comes out they offer original iPhone subscribers a discount to upgrade.

    I've heard a rumour (and it is only a rumour at this point) from the network that you will be able to upgrade to the new 3G unit early if you have the original 8Gb. However, the downside to this is that there will be no discount on the handset + your contract will be reset to 18 months from the date you receive it. Nice way to repay brand loyalty! :(

  4. Looks like Apple have announced that they have now licenced the Microsoft ActiveSync protocol, which means it will make it much easier for the I-Phone to do push email and sync contacts with Exchange servers & Outlook on the desktop, which in turn will make it a much more viable option for business users (instead of Blackberry or HTC). Hook that up with the SDK developers package & it could make things a bit more interesting over the coming months :)

  5. Soak them in Cillit bang (I kid you not) for about a day & it should lift the chrome off (it will ever so slightly eat into the alloy where its flaked & work underneath the chrome layering) you can then polish the alloy with a drill mop. :)

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