Triton query

sounds like co2 senser will drive ok but will suck the fuel

Try www.triton.net if you haven't already done so.

Honky

Go into this http://www.pajeroclub.com.au/home/Muster/Muster.html into forum under Triton. Someone may be able to offer advice too

Not sure about the petrol engines, but it's not uncommon for the exhaust gas return (EGR) to get clogged on the diesels and cause this. Plenty of discussion on www.newtriton.net about it.

If the engine check light remains on then you either have a hard fault (problems is still occurring) or an emissions fault (fault may have only occurred intermittently but light remains on).
It will need to be connected to a scan tool to extract the fault code/s. Shouldn't cost too much to have codes extracted.

DAN

Timing belt due?

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. I took it to the local bloke who plugged his analyser into it. Turns out the fault was a few "speed sensor fault"s. A quick check underneath found the plug for the speedo on the gearbox had lost ots little wire clip and was half off. The speedo was working OK, but may have been getting an intermittent break in the signal. Nowhere near as scarey as I thought it was going to be when the light first appeared in the middle of nowhere yesterday! Cheers.....