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chriskenna

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About chriskenna

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  • Birthday 11/09/1987

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  • Location
    Ballycastle, northern ireland

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  • Interests
    Corrado, VW, football, etc etc

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  • Occupation
    Construction

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  1. I hate to sound stupid but im not dure what make the immobiliser is, its a vr6, i have a pic of the keyfob but do not know how to upload it on here, it all happened 3 years ago the keyfob got a good soaking, i went to open car but wouldnt, the immobiliser kicked in played about with the keyfob til it unarmed, for 3 years it never worked, until i put the new battery in, i hope this makes sense
  2. I recently changed my battery and since then the immobiliser has kicked in wont start ive identified the problem as being the keyfob its fried inside, has anybody any suggestions on how to rectify this?
  3. Spotted a white vr6 at the p&o ferry terminal in cairnryan last night didn't catch the reg but she was clean
  4. Never thought of that, lol, is it an expensive fix if it is the MAF
  5. She's a 95 vr6 123000 miles on the clock, it was my mechanic who checked her, she was serviced about 3000 miles ago I changed the radiator when I put the new camshaft sensor in, an changed the air box back to stock
  6. I recently came across a problem when driving my corrado, she loses power when revving up, I got her checked an it required a camshaft sensor I got that changed checked checked all the sensors they r all fine nothing is coming up on the computer but the problem still persists, anybody got any idea where the problem lies
  7. Hello to all, i recently bought a 1995 corrado vr6, so i decided to join this forum, I got the pictures up on my profile, check em out, lol
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