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  1. Try giving it a long hard thrash, the sensors will probably have a coating of oil on them, it needs burning off.
  2. Probably oil still lying around in the exhaust systen, mine was the same for a couple of days but it's fine now.
  3. I bought one off ebay in the UK & it works fine! I would have bough a genuine one but for the price, the features are limited compared with VCDS which I bought for VAG cars for a similar price.
  4. You should only need to bleed the clutch. Although the clutch shares the brake fluid reservoir, for safety reasons the take-off pipe for the clutch is higher up the reservoir so that a clutch leak will not empty the reservoir, so won't affect the brakes.
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