March 1, 201610 yr comment_703345 Well this is turning into the classic case of throwing money at it. :( that must be frustrating. Don't buy anything else. The engine should be able to idle with a minor fuel pressure issue. Can you take a photo and post it here of all vacuum connections, and also a photo of the inside of your distributor with the cylinder 1 at TDC. (doesn't matter which cylinder is on the ignition stroke; 1 or 4, just get #1 at TDC and ill figure out the rest) Report
March 1, 201610 yr Author comment_703347 hey i have discovered something ! yay when i took injector 1 lead off and placed the noid light in it ran but only on three cylinders and stalled shortly after. that was the longest the motor had ran .... I'm starting to think its a wiring issue. i have 5 brown wires all connected to earth point, three which are the injector ones ? on the back of the intake manifold and 2 others on the cylinder head. Hope this info helps :) Report
March 2, 201610 yr Author comment_703373 Here's the photos the clear hoes goes to charcoal canister Edited March 2, 201610 yr by harryrolla Report
March 4, 201610 yr comment_703411 II don't know a great deal about this engine, but that pressure regulator in photo 2 does not appear to be supplied any vacuum, its connected to a thermo controller which has nothing else connected to it. SO nothing it supplying vacuum to that regulator. In this setup the pressure regulator will be throwing fuel in like there's no tomorrow, as it thinks there is no vacuum (which only happens with throttle open and under load). Report
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