I have the same fault as someone else has had. I have found your site through using a very common search engine and thought I was in luck, but there is no sign of an answer anywhere on the page. http://www.fixya.com/support/t306591-monitor_flashes_colors_when_system This is the page I was viewing. Can you help?? Thanks.

Use the Truworths web page in South Africa, please.

https://www.truworths.co.za/myaccount/login.jsp


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Regards.

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I found a site for you with the diagnostic codes. There's information available on the site to help you figure out what is causing what ever fault code is coming up and help you figure out what to do to fix it.
Best of luck to ya.
http://www.engine-light-help.com/ford-check-engine-light.html
P1520 Intake Manifold Runner Control Fault

This is the fault to its backlight inverter board. You can get more details about this fault, by visiting this site. 'Electro-help'. Type this site name to your search engines' search box, and click search. I've found this site recently, have almost all details. there are illustrations and details given.

Google images is a collection of pictures found on the web. When you do a search for a particular picture, such as a "cardinal," Google searches the web for pictures that meet that description and in just a few moments typically displays thousands of pictures it has found much like the search engine provides you with website results when you do a traditional search. Getting your pictures into Google images is very easy to do, in fact you may already have some pictures showing up in Google images without you even knowing it.
1.Name your picture something that someone might type into a search engine. For instance if you have a picture of a blue soccer ball you might want to label the photo "Blue Soccer Ball.jpg."
2.Upload the picture to your website, blog or account on a photo sharing site.
3.Tag your photo with other words of phrases that someone might use to search for your picture. For instance with the picture of the soccer ball, you might tag it with the location of where it was taken or with the brand name.
4.Add a caption to your photo with additional information about the picture or where it was taken that someone might search for on the web.
5.Wait a few days and try searching for your picture. It could take anywhere from a few minutes to a few months for your picture to show up in Google images depending on how often Google indexes the site you are uploading your photo to.

Very common fault on VAG which fits in with your description:

Mass air flow sensor.

Let me know your full car spec:

Engine size and engine code (the engine code can be found on a 4" square, White sticker located on the boot floor under luggage carpet, it will be three letters - should say - Eng: BLB or similar)

I will then give it more thought.

Regards

Lloyd

Hi Smith,

This is a very common fault with most new fords. I have had to replace mine in a Mondeo MK3 ST and its only done 35000 miles. Very easy to fit as well i just searched on google and found some picks on how to fit and costs less than £20.

Cheers,

Toon.

its allready been registered on the site ,so you need to visit their site and email them.or illegally or not in your case. download a cd key,emulator,patch try each in a search on google good luck!