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As above ^^ Happened to me once few months back, quick key off and start up again will temporary fix it but luckily mine only happened once and the EML light stayed there. Plugged in an OBD reader and the code pointed it to throttle body sensor. I did the pedal dance to reset my ECU and throttle position. Since then, this never happens again. I would strongly suggest that you check the fault code first before resetting your ECU.

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Probably a bit louder however it will not increase bhp unless you take remap your zed (uprev). Should pass MOT with it on.

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Nice zed there mate!! :thumb: Hello and welcome

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RIP Martin

If this is still available on 18th Dec (payday) I'll make you an offer and collect from you as I'm not far away

As above, however maybe a few new holes and tie wrap might stop it dragging for now until you save enough

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The "pedal dance" will not only reset the CEL, it will allow you to read the codes. Simply pause after step 4 in the procedure in the link above (when the CEL starts blinking). The blinking pattern shows the codes that are set. To clear them, continue with step 6 and subsequent. Nice one, didn't know there is a hidden morse code generator there. Do you have a list of what those blinks are referring to? For example, P1051, what would be the blink sequence?