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Just got my Stagea 25x Four back after a four week auto box rebuild. It ran real good for about 50k's, but now when I turn the key the light in the power /snow switch ( power light ) flashes ( 15 or 16 times ) and the gear changes seem very rough, and too late. I am going to take it back to the mechanic, but wondered if anybody knows what the error codes mean?

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The light will have a sequence of short flashes with one long flash in them. When it flashes the long flash will determine the fault code. Count how many flashes there are and what number the long flash is.

Or, if all the flashes are all short it means that the battery is low/has recently been re-coneccted, or the control unit has just been re-connected.

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66yostagea Grand Master

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The light will have a sequence of short flashes with one long flash in them. When it flashes the long flash will determine the fault code. Count how many flashes there are and what number the long flash is.

Or, if all the flashes are all short it means that the battery is low/has recently been re-coneccted, or the control unit has just been re-connected.

had my s1 a month. have noticed intermittant power light flashing but only when i kick it. y?

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The ECU detects how you are driving at the time eg: just cruising, or plantin your foot. And adjusts the shift logic to suit, so if you stick your foot down it basically goes into power mode (same as if you put the power/snow switch on power) and the power light will flicker,and you'll notice that it'll rev out further and change gears later :)

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