
Lotus transmission symbol and limited power
On an MY22 to MY26 Emira automatic or DCT, a transmission fault lights this symbol with a message in the driver display. The car can drop into a limited power mode, and the message can ask the driver to stop. We find the sensor, wiring or fluid fault behind it and repair it.

A gear request the Emira refuses
On an MY22 to MY26 Emira automatic or DCT, an unsuitable PRND request, such as one without the footbrake, leaves the gear unengaged. A refusal with the car stopped and the footbrake down signals a fault. We test the brake pedal signal and the selector, then replace the failed part.

Lotus Launch Control that does not arm
An MY22 to MY26 Emira V6 automatic or DCT car needs oil, coolant and transmission fluid at working temperature before Launch Control arms. A fault that lights the MIL or the stability lamp blocks it, and a message appears instead. We repair the fault behind the lit lamp.

Clutch slip on a manual Lotus
Engine revs climb while road speed lags, and an odour or smoke can come with it. The Emira V6 SE, Evora S, Exige and Elise all offer manual gearboxes that show this sign. We find why the clutch slips and refer clutch replacement to a Lotus dealer.

Hard gear selection on a manual
An MY22 to MY26 Emira V6 manual needs the clutch pedal fully down for every gear change. Gears that grate or resist with the pedal down point to a clutch that does not release. We test the clutch master and slave cylinders and replace the one that leaks or sticks.

No start with the clutch pressed
An MY22 to MY26 Emira V6 manual starts with the clutch or brake pedal fully down. A car that does not crank with the clutch fully down can have a pedal signal fault. Our technicians test the clutch pedal switch and its wiring, then replace the part that fails.