August 9, 201115 yr comment_545413 ok when it accelerates its flooding and cuasing the car to stall under load have to ride the clutch every were to drive it could it be spark ? Edited August 11, 201115 yr by t18drifts Report
August 9, 201115 yr Author comment_545518 new spark plugs made no difference any one have an idea or 2 Edited August 9, 201115 yr by t18drifts Report
August 9, 201115 yr comment_545554 fuel spark air and getting it to work all together well. is what you need to make an engine run. by the sound of it you have ruled out spark. fuel, if it runs, thats a good sign. air, make sure air filter is clean. now the complicated one, making it all run together. ignition timing, and camshaft timing. sort out all those, and it will run (assuming you arent missing any sensors) Report
August 9, 201115 yr Author comment_545572 yeah I'm sure its all there yeah one thing i did forget to add was occasionly it will when trying to start stall and puffs of white smoke will come straight from the intake. but all the timing looks to be fine we had people check it it have 2 filters on the to engine fuel line wouldnt have anything to do with it also could someone give me a list of sensor i should check and how to check them with a multi meter would be awsome Edited August 9, 201115 yr by t18drifts Report
August 9, 201115 yr comment_545607 If you go here, you can download the engine diagnosis book which includes breakdowns of the various wiring systems. This has the various sensors and how to check them. I gather you have a bitsa loom, so you are not going to be able to rely on following the diagnostic charts, but it may give you a clear path to follow. The trap in your situation, is randomly swapping parts in and out expecting to fix the issue. That is unlikely as these components rarely fail. The problem will be something basic like timing (dizzy set up incorrectly or cam timing), TPS not adjusted properly, or incorrect wiring. The way to trace your problem is to approach it systematically. Report
August 10, 201115 yr Author comment_545720 aappparently the map sensor may be wired wrong could that do it Report
August 11, 201115 yr Author comment_546024 ok so we thought realy hard about whats happening took everything into account ok so we looked at the spark plugs (THE NEW ONES ) after 5 minutes of running they were real black and very wet in the cylinders so its flooding and cuasing the car to stall when accelerating but when we ease on the throttle its fine but still can't drive under load the return fuel presure regulatar thing is working to there isnt excess pressure in the fuel rod thing so could it be somthing to do with the spark Report
August 11, 201115 yr comment_546043 sounds like its running pig rich because some sensor is faulty or missing. have you done a diagnostic test yet? that will tell you everything. you will need to hook up a check engine light. Report
August 11, 201115 yr Author comment_546050 it has a diagnostic light yes no we are yet to do the diagnostic manual tests will get onto it Report
August 15, 201115 yr comment_546713 This may sound like a silly question, but when you set the timing, did you have the 'check engine' connector terminals bridged? If not, this'll throw your timing settings out the window. :) Report
August 15, 201115 yr comment_546718 That's true, but not sufficient to cause problems to this extent. Report
August 15, 201115 yr comment_546726 ^^^ Good point. :y: Edited August 15, 201115 yr by carbonboy Report
August 19, 201115 yr comment_547666 map sensor and i think it's an intake air temp sensor on manifold have similar plugs. maybe they could be switched over? don't know if they can though Report
August 29, 201115 yr Author comment_549946 ok still not winning timing is perfect there is plenty of air its got a strong spark the tps was checked/adjusted buy someone who new what they were doing he says it seems to be alright ................................................................... the full regulator on the return side of the fuel rail works fine havent checked the pressure regulator dampener thing on the to engine side of fuel rail . also having the original ke70 fuel lines (the tiny ones ) cuz any issues like not getting all the excess fuel away from the injectors to the tank ................................... or could the tps still have something to do with it no vacum leaks ect everthing else seems 100 percent :yes: fire away matt. Edited August 29, 201115 yr by t18drifts Report
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