Spanner light
2003 Vauxhall Vectra 2.2dti elite
Car: Vauxhall Vectra
Year: 2003
Variant: 2.2dti elite
Year: 2003
Variant: 2.2dti elite
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Engine & Drivetrain
Had this problem a while now I had fault code p0100 which is Maf sensor so change it then again same thing cleaned egr valve replaced all vacume hoses vacume pump checked all hoses to and from turbo new turbo hose from maf sensor to turbo. I took the car out for a run then give itsomegas and there it is again black soot out of exhaust and spanner light again . I cannot find this problem so any ideas people I doing my head in HELP
Problem added: Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
Spanner light means get it serviced,
oil/filters etc.
Whether this fixes your problem?
You sure don't mention the state of the air filter so who knows.
You either have neglected the servicing or not had the lamp indicator reset.
oil/filters etc.
Whether this fixes your problem?
You sure don't mention the state of the air filter so who knows.
You either have neglected the servicing or not had the lamp indicator reset.
Answered Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
The service manual advises ,
Vectra car with spanner warning light
This Vauxhall Vectra car with spanner warning light illuminates or flashes yellow. Light will illuminate for around 3 seconds when the ignition is switched on. If the fault light illuminates whilst the engine is running, this signifies a fault within the engine or gearbox electronics system. The system will switch to emergency mode where fuel consumption may increase and the vehicles drivability reduced. A Vauxhall workshop must be consulted. If the light flashes whilst the engine is running, this signifies a fault within the electronic immobiliser system and the engine will not be able to be restarted.
Vectra car with spanner warning light
This Vauxhall Vectra car with spanner warning light illuminates or flashes yellow. Light will illuminate for around 3 seconds when the ignition is switched on. If the fault light illuminates whilst the engine is running, this signifies a fault within the engine or gearbox electronics system. The system will switch to emergency mode where fuel consumption may increase and the vehicles drivability reduced. A Vauxhall workshop must be consulted. If the light flashes whilst the engine is running, this signifies a fault within the electronic immobiliser system and the engine will not be able to be restarted.
Answered Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
Have you not changed the fuel filter ?
Answered Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
Serviced yes air filter changed Vauxhall said vacume pump egr valve and Mac sensor all done and still same problem any ideas now
Answered Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
Black soot?
Or black smoke?
Because black smoke indicates excess fuel or incorrect combustion, or incorrect air supply.
So I'd be starting with an injector leak back test for a faulty injector.
if nothing on that I'd run a compression leak back test for faults in the bore/valves.
But before all that try disconnecting the MAF,
and running it.
Was there any improvement?
This will throw up a MAF failure code but that should be all.
Or black smoke?
Because black smoke indicates excess fuel or incorrect combustion, or incorrect air supply.
So I'd be starting with an injector leak back test for a faulty injector.
if nothing on that I'd run a compression leak back test for faults in the bore/valves.
But before all that try disconnecting the MAF,
and running it.
Was there any improvement?
This will throw up a MAF failure code but that should be all.
Answered Feb 12, 2016 (8 years ago)
sounds like the swirl butterflys are coked up
Answered Feb 21, 2016 (8 years ago)
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