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I drive an R34GTT...its due for its service...i'm probably 1week/350km overdue...intended to bring it this is weekend. However earlier in the week, out of the blue the orange engine warning, slip warning and TCS off warning all light up at once. Have anyone had this problem before? Is there anything wrong? or is it just its time for its service and engine oil change?

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I had them come on when some wires were disconnected but that was human error.

At least that means that whatever problem is there is known about by the ECU so just make sure whoever services it has a consult thingie to plug in and it will tell all.

ed Grand Master

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if it comes back again.

pull over.

turn the car off.

turn the key to accessories.

pop out the diagnostic port (under the pocket on right hand side of steering column)

get paper clip.

put it into the top right two sockets to short it (I think it's top right).

it should then flash some codes to you.

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