Advice wanted: Problems with check engine light and irregular engine timing in 2014 Renault Latitude petrol engine

Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2012 Renault Megane, so a bit older than yours. To be honest, I only have a bit of experience with cars. But I went to the garage and they fixed it. The problem with mine was the intake hose. It was leaking and had to be replaced. It cost me 100 euros, but since then my car has been running smoothly again. Maybe you have a similar problem. Can you tell me more about the condition and history of your car? It will help me to help you better. Hope this helps you in some way!

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Hey, thanks for your reply. My Latitude has run about 65362 km and hasn't had any major problems so far. The last service was about 3,000 km ago and everything was still good. I'll have a look at the intake hose. Maybe it really is that. I hope it doesn't cost me any more than yours. Thanks again for your tip.

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Hey, no problem! It's good to hear that your car doesn't have that many kilometers on it yet. Depending on how much you've driven it and how well it's been looked after, the parts should still be in reasonable condition. But who knows, sometimes it just catches you out. As for the intake hose, it is of course possible that it is the problem. It could be damaged from many miles and normal wear and tear, even if your car isn't that old. It's definitely worth a look. The cost of a new part plus fitting can of course vary, but in my experience so far it's always been within reason. Good luck with it and let us know if it works! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

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Hey, thanks for the encouraging words. I understand, sometimes you can't do anything about these unforeseen problems and have to deal with it. I will check on the intake hose and hopefully that is the problem. Hopefully it won't cost as much as you say. I'll keep you posted on how it goes. Thanks again for your tip!

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