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  • Flux Capacitor Problem

    Did a VCDS scan this weekend to do some coding to the Up! .....

    Came across this error on the full scan
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    Apparently the Flux Capacitor is malfunctioning .... I really want to go back in time to when Up!'s where fast, so any ideas on how to fix this LOL
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    Originally posted by Sharkie View Post
    Did a VCDS scan this weekend to do some coding to the Up! .....

    Came across this error on the full scan


    Apparently the Flux Capacitor is malfunctioning .... I really want to go back in time to when Up!'s where fast, so any ideas on how to fix this LOL
    You weren't aware of the time travel capability of the Up when you bought it?

    I can't believe what I'm seeing on that scan!
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      @Sharkie: It's Uwe Ross's unique sense of humor!

      Try not to be too concerned about the error reported on the hex33 module in the summary part of the auto-scan. Normally, you won't find the hex33 module in the detailed section of the scan report - unless of course your Up has ripped a hole in the fabric of time - do be very worried if this happens!!!

      More examples of Uwe's quirky humor below:

      check out Michael Knight's ability to raise KITT's rear end (Bit 3)



      ..... and how about a furry beast that's secretly inside the boot (Bit 0)?



      Don
      Last edited by DV52; 08-02-2021, 05:38 PM.
      Please don't PM to ask questions about coding, or vehicle repairs. The better place to deal with these matters is in the forum proper. That way you get the benefit of the wider expertise of other forum members! Thank you.

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