Overfuelling
Has anyone had a problem with escos overfuelling to a point where it wont start?
have change map, cts, fuel pressure regulator, leads and plugs.
had ecu checked ok. is it possible for a chip to just give up? or need remapping?
thanks
john
have change map, cts, fuel pressure regulator, leads and plugs.
had ecu checked ok. is it possible for a chip to just give up? or need remapping?
thanks
john
i had this problem also. does the fuel pump prime for a few seconds then cut out or does it run constantly. if it runs constantly try taking the chip out and try that. i took the chip out of mine and it started once i cleaned the plugs and no problems since.
hope this helps scott
hope this helps scott
Originally Posted by JohnL
never thought of that... cheers mate will do. any ideas of how to test or just buy a new one and hope?
do these go often?
do these go often?
cant recall the ecact data tho sorry.
BUT it has a LOT to do with the fueling
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Originally Posted by cossiemanden
You need a voltmeter, and measure the voltage with egnition on, measure the voltage in full throttle and no throttle.
cant recall the ecact data tho sorry.
BUT it has a LOT to do with the fueling
how do i test the voltage on it? as in where will i put wires for testing
cheers for that mate!
have had it taken to a garage via rac and they have had it plugged into code reader and brought up a few error codes so will keep posted incase anyone has this problem again...
have had it taken to a garage via rac and they have had it plugged into code reader and brought up a few error codes so will keep posted incase anyone has this problem again...
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