N/A S5, hesitating problem, code 27 found, what's it mean?
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N/A S5, hesitating problem, code 27 found, what's it mean?
Ok folks, need some help here!
Bought my S5 a few months ago, car is completely stock. The car has since developed a running problem. Anytime the car is under load, it hesitates, and basically has no power and goes nowhere. Again, only under decent load. I can still ***** foot it around town...but it's not really fun or safe, either.
We ran the codes with a Snap-On scanner, and it gave us code 27, which is:
"Step motor - metering oil pump (88-91)"
What the hell does this mean?
Thanks in advance!
Bought my S5 a few months ago, car is completely stock. The car has since developed a running problem. Anytime the car is under load, it hesitates, and basically has no power and goes nowhere. Again, only under decent load. I can still ***** foot it around town...but it's not really fun or safe, either.
We ran the codes with a Snap-On scanner, and it gave us code 27, which is:
"Step motor - metering oil pump (88-91)"
What the hell does this mean?
Thanks in advance!
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yes. As a noobie you should have checked the FAQs before making any posts. The information you'll need in order to begin doing your own research can be found there (look at post #8 in the FAQs for FSM. I've posted this about 10 times in the last 4 days.)
After reading the FAQs you should begin researching (kinda like doing a book report but instead of a boring book, you're learning to fix your car.) by searching the entire forum. I'm 98% sure almost any problem you have/will have has been covered before.
A quick search would have yielded the answer I gave you but much faster.
EDIT: dude, WTF???? you're not even a noob!
After reading the FAQs you should begin researching (kinda like doing a book report but instead of a boring book, you're learning to fix your car.) by searching the entire forum. I'm 98% sure almost any problem you have/will have has been covered before.
A quick search would have yielded the answer I gave you but much faster.
EDIT: dude, WTF???? you're not even a noob!
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