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  1. Technical
    I have a 2008 1.6L Diesel C-Max that i have owned for just over a year. A while back the engine management light came on and i got the code U0118 along with P2584. Basically the car can't read the Fuel Additive Control Module. I have done the following to try and clear the light : - Replaced...
    electrical eolys fuel additive fuel aditive tank u0118
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    We had a warning light come up ‘child lock malfunction, please service.... something like that. sliding door on one side didn’t open when unlocked. After unlocking and relocking a few times the door was able to open. Now the door won’t lock. When I lock the car , all the other doors lock apart...
    door fault electrical lock slide
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    Hi I have an 06 1.8 TDCI C Max. When accelerating the windscreen fans come on at full blast. They go off again when I take my foot off the accelerator. Along with this, the temperature gauge drops when accelerating and rises back to normal when I take my foot off the pedal. I am assuming this...
    electrical engine fault
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