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Old 7th November 2022, 02:25 PM
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I bought a D2 S8 at the start of the year that had been off the road for 7 years with the intention of getting it going again and using it. As with most projects I have ran out of steam. It’s a 2002 model with 160k miles. It has a fully stamped book. I have replaced the fuel pump, battery, springs, refurbished the front callipers and it had had new discs and pads all round.

It still needs a good service and timing belt done for peace of mind. It runs and drives but can’t really go anywhere with it due to lack of mot. It also has a few warning lights on for ABS which I’m assuming is a rusty ABS ring and eml which Im unsure on the cause.

I am looking for advice on what you guys think the car is worth? I would add pictures but I’m not very good at the whole forum thing. 🤦🏼*♂️ any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, Andy.
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Old 7th November 2022, 03:08 PM
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Hi Andy,
Its sort of hello and goodbye then
Pictures, build sticker and more pictures plus a VCDS scan if you can get that done are the only way you'll get a decent appraisal. Where are you? perhaps a forum member can help with a scan etc?
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Old 7th November 2022, 04:42 PM
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a few warning lights on for ABS which I’m assuming is a rusty ABS ring and eml which Im unsure on the cause.
Its never a rusty ABS ring. Usually a front wheel sensor or the G200 lateral acceleration sensor. EML could be anything from vacuum hoses to £

A rolling project is usually £1-2K at best. If it can't be properly driven to prove the gearbox works then you're looking at the bottom end of that, unless its a rare spec or colour.

However, a working FL2 S8 with MoT and documented new parts can be 4-6K depending on overall condition.

As David said, you need a VCDS scan as a priority so you can understand why its not happy and whether any of the issues are quick / simple. Some pictures will help a lot Several of us can look up the full spec from the reg.
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Old 7th November 2022, 08:26 PM
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Thanks for getting back to me guys. I am in Edinburgh if any one is able to lend a hand and read the car. I got hold of a friends OBDeleven reader and got the following codes earlier tonight -

Power supply terminal 30 - P1602 - static
Bank 1 and 2 secondary air system - P1423/P1411 - intermittent
crank pos. sensor - P1347 - intermittent

I have attached a link to some picture. I've never been able to post photos on forums. Get all mixed up with brackets and things 😂

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...usp=share_link
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Old 7th November 2022, 09:02 PM
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Ok so those codes are fairly simple, at least for the engine anyway.

The T30 one is probably from the battery being disconnected so you can clear and ignore that.

The two secondary air codes are perished vacuum hoses - buy a couple of metres of 4mm braided vac hose and replace those one at a time.

The crank position sensor is simple enough to replace through the left front wheel well. 077905381G, or Bosch 0261210192, about £50. If that fails completely it'll stop the engine running.

You may still need VCDS to see what the ABS is reporting. Not sure whether OBDeleven can do that or not.

It looks quite smart from the pictures so I'd be inclined to fix the niggles and get an MoT on it as that will significantly increase its value.
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Old 7th November 2022, 10:01 PM
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I would love to get it finished but its more down to funds is I'm honest. Don't have the money to invest in it. Like you are saying I don't think it would take much to get in on the road. I also replaced one of the vacuum actuators on the front of the plenum.
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Old 8th November 2022, 08:32 AM
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Ming Blue! Same as mine just across the country in Helensburgh! And 20" wheels which I lack........ Whatever you do dont get rid of it without telling me first!
Are you in Haddington/North Berwick - i kind of recognise those houses!
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Power supply terminal 30 - P1602 - static
Bank 1 and 2 secondary air system - P1423/P1411 - intermittent
crank pos. sensor - P1347 - intermittent
Ideally get hold of VCDS, clear those codes, run the car (round the block if you can) and scan again, see what it finds. Some "might" be quite old.
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Old 8th November 2022, 09:50 AM
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Are you around tomorrow during the day, Andy?
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Old 8th November 2022, 10:13 AM
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I can be. Have to pick the kids up between 3-4pm but other than that I am about.
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