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  1. Problems & DIY Maintenance
    I've been have an issue with my speedo and gas gauge not working, anyone have an idea on what may be causing this? Thanks
    gen 1 speedometer wiring
  2. Gen 5: 2015-2019
    Had this problem first in January 2016, has never gone away. The pattern has changed since the cold start recall software patch, instead of happening immediately the problem occurs ~5 minutes after the car is turned on when the temperature gauge starts to move. In cold weather (has done this...
    at oil temp check engine dynamics control p0700 speedometer
  3. Gen 2: 2000-2004
    Firstly, this issue cannot possibly be explained by tyres. I've owned the car since 2012 (MY00, 290,000km). The speedometer always read about 2% higher than actual speed, which is normal in Australia. I regularly swap between two sets of rims for summer/winter which, while not identically...
    speedometer
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