fuel in but not out on meterhead
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st170 breaking
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fuel in but not out on meterhead
got tones of fuel goin into the meterhead from the filter but nowt to the injectors, any1 know what to try?
pressed the flap, banged it on the top, nowts working, and its rainin too hard to get under the arch removing the unit, i have another buts its not been stored well so if prob fooked
any quick ideas guys?
wana get it running so i know whats mint and whats fooked before i strip it
pressed the flap, banged it on the top, nowts working, and its rainin too hard to get under the arch removing the unit, i have another buts its not been stored well so if prob fooked
any quick ideas guys?
wana get it running so i know whats mint and whats fooked before i strip it
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st170 breaking
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how so?
ive never had that before. aslong as the flaps down and fuel pumps on constant, ive always had it come out teh injector banjos
even with the lump turnin over nowts about and it cant start without fuel in the 1st place
im thinkin maybe 1 of the boxes on the side, 1's got to be a solinoid that would cut the fueling some how
damn shit weather, i'd change the m/head if it wasnt like a marsh in my driveway
ive never had that before. aslong as the flaps down and fuel pumps on constant, ive always had it come out teh injector banjos
even with the lump turnin over nowts about and it cant start without fuel in the 1st place
im thinkin maybe 1 of the boxes on the side, 1's got to be a solinoid that would cut the fueling some how
damn shit weather, i'd change the m/head if it wasnt like a marsh in my driveway
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Had it before when I blew hole in my intercooler, no fuel from injector pipes on unit or injectors, only cold start
obviously couldn;t see cooler to realsise i could get my fist in it
obviously couldn;t see cooler to realsise i could get my fist in it
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i agree with the above, took it too an injector specialist who took ages and spent all me money diagnosing it but it was the pressure regulator
they thought it was the metering head but couldn't take it apart as a couple of the fixing points where fooked-changed the reg and it was sweet as a nut
they thought it was the metering head but couldn't take it apart as a couple of the fixing points where fooked-changed the reg and it was sweet as a nut
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best pressure test before metering unit, and at the cold start.
- if too low before MU = pump,wiring, blockage. or reg (if block the reg return, and still low then reg's not causing it)
- if to low after MU, = reg (as above about return) or somethings wrong with MU,
if pressure is as it should be before the MU and at the cold start, then its something wrong with the MU.
- if too low before MU = pump,wiring, blockage. or reg (if block the reg return, and still low then reg's not causing it)
- if to low after MU, = reg (as above about return) or somethings wrong with MU,
if pressure is as it should be before the MU and at the cold start, then its something wrong with the MU.
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st170 breaking
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cant be arsed testing stuff, fitted new meterhead (battered about in my shed for 2 years ) scraped off the mud, stones and saw dust, car ran perrrrrfect
til the dizzy stopped supplying sparks
so gotta collect 1 from my 'dizzy box' tomorra and take the old beast for a spin before the savagery begins
til the dizzy stopped supplying sparks
so gotta collect 1 from my 'dizzy box' tomorra and take the old beast for a spin before the savagery begins
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