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Engine issue after ETM clean, Urgent!

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Old Dec 9th, 2012, 14:24   #1
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Hi all,
I decided to give cleaning the ETM a go on my 2001 S60 2.0T. I gave it a clean, put everything back together but now my car is having issues. The idle is awful, it won't rev above about 2000rpm and it's displaying the messages:
"Engine System Service Required"
"Engine System Service Urgent"

and briefly, "Performance Reduced".

I assume something needs resetting and I'm hoping I haven't killed it! Urgent help needed as I need the car to get to work!

All help appreciated. Cheers, Phil
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Old Dec 9th, 2012, 15:15   #2
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Have you got the inlet pipe back on the ETM fully as these can cause a huge airleak if not seated correctly, they are not the easiest of pipes to put back on - Mike
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Just had a look, and took the pipe off, and refitted it, and made sure it was fitted on properly. Tried the engine, and the same happened again, reduced performance and bad idling
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is there a way to reset the Limp Home mode, could really do with getting to work later !
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Old Dec 9th, 2012, 19:08   #5
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I did mine the this weekend. Did you replace the gasket and refit correctly. Don't mean to teach how to suck eggs and all that, but I noticed that it was extremlely easy for the gasket to slip out when reffiting. I used a mirror and torch ensure it hadn't moved.
Did you electrically disconnect it or leave it plugged in ?
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Coughlanc, thanks for the reply. I cleaned it in situe as I couldn't get to the back bolts, so hopefully no gasket issues, however I must have done something wrong!
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