AngelikaRider
Opel Mokka: Yellow indicator light, loss of power and high consumption - experience wanted
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Summary of the thread
An Opel Mokka owner is experiencing issues with a yellow indicator light, rough engine performance, jerking during acceleration, reduced power, and high fuel consumption. The suspected cause is a faulty intake air temperature sensor signal. A similar case with an Opel Insignia involved a defect in the engine control unit, which was resolved by replacing the unit, restoring normal performance and fuel consumption. The suggested solution is to take the car to a garage for diagnosis and repair, focusing on the engine control unit as a potential cause.
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AngelikaRider (community.author)
Hey, thanks for the reply! Sounds like it could be a serious issue and yes, I plan to take the car to the garage as soon as possible. Could you maybe tell me how much you paid for the repair? And did you have any problems afterwards or did everything run smoothly again? And yes, I'm definitely hoping for a better garage experience this time! Really thanks for the help!
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FlorianS
Hey, no problem, that's what we're here for! So, the repair of the engine control unit, i.e. the defective evaluation electronics, cost me €1000 on my Insignia. It also fixed the fault with the intake air temperature sensor and everything was tip-top again. Absolutely no more trouble, everything ran like clockwork and consumption was back to normal. So, disease detected - disease averted! Really, don't worry. I'm sure your Mokka is in good hands and will soon be fit again. Good luck, buddy!
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AngelikaRider (community.author)
Hey, that's really great that everything went so well after the repair! Your experience definitely puts my mind at ease. Sure, €1000 isn't cheap, but if it helps to get the car back on the road, then it's definitely worth it. I'll take it to the garage as soon as possible and pray that the problem is just as easy to fix. Thanks again for your support! I'd still be pretty clueless without you. I hope my Mokka will run as well as your Insignia after the repair. Best regards and thanks again, my buddy!
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FlorianS
Hey buddy, I can well understand your confusion. I had the same problem with my Opel Insignia (2016). It was a defect in the evaluation electronics (engine control unit). The engine ran similarly to yours, jerked and consumption was also increased. My mechanic had to replace the engine control unit as it was irreparable. It's a serious issue that should be fixed as soon as possible, not only to stop the increased consumption, but also to avoid major damage to the engine. Don't worry though, most garages should be able to handle it easily. Hope that helps you. Your best bet is to get your car to the garage as soon as possible. All the best!
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