f***ing b****d cossy im going to break it soon....
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f***ing b****d cossy im going to break it soon....
just been up to the sack of shit and it wont run,just keeps cutting out,i thought it was immobiliser its been doing it for weeks but now it wont start even with immobiliser knocked off,and when it does start it runs for 2mins then dies,i was talking to glennyboy at pod and he said his did something similiar and it was fuel filter.
anyone else got any ideas? its had a new crank sensor,ignition module and all the rest.
if i cant get it sorted for fordfair watch the parts room.
kosman-one pissed off cossy owner
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fuck taking it to cossie doctor,sick to fucking death of spending on it now,fix one thing something else fucks up,plus it would mean trailering it and thats a massive mission to get it on one
ill try fuel filter then leave it to rot with me brothers
ill try fuel filter then leave it to rot with me brothers
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id get rid and buy an impreza.tbh i was disappointed at the performance of my standard 3-door, needs a lot more power. u cant go wrong with an impreza and theyre pretty rare too
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just been up to the sack of shit and it wont run,just keeps cutting out,i thought it was immobiliser its been doing it for weeks but now it wont start even with immobiliser knocked off,and when it does start it runs for 2mins then dies,i was talking to glennyboy at pod and he said his did something similiar and it was fuel filter.
anyone else got any ideas? its had a new crank sensor,ignition module and all the rest.
if i cant get it sorted for fordfair watch the parts room.
kosman-one pissed off cossy owner
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you could always trade up to this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
from an old post i know but hes now added pics of the ....er.....!!! interior
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
from an old post i know but hes now added pics of the ....er.....!!! interior
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nope there all broken
are you for real me howd? theres about 3imprezas i like,the rest i wouldnt take my dog for a shit in,and RARE???? where you been living for the past 17years?
if it was up to me the scrappage scheme would have been for impreza's only
tryed that,probably why it doesnt work anymore i was too rough
this has been suggested before,i might check it now i been told twice
you mean the crank sensor plug on the loom yeah?
if it was up to me the scrappage scheme would have been for impreza's only
tryed that,probably why it doesnt work anymore i was too rough
this has been suggested before,i might check it now i been told twice
you mean the crank sensor plug on the loom yeah?
you could always trade up to this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
from an old post i know but hes now added pics of the ....er.....!!! interior
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
from an old post i know but hes now added pics of the ....er.....!!! interior
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It does sound like fuel starvation. The fact you have spark and fuel shows CPS to be working, the sensors are generally reliable anyway but the wiring not so now age has set it, especially prone is the CPS to car loom connector where in the connector loses it's grip on the pins but don't think this is your problem. The fuel filter is worth checking as matter of course anyway and should be changed periodically but many seem to leave it as 'Out of sight out of mind' or don't know it's a changable item.
Imprezas are not rare, and 0-60 in 6 seconds I woulden't say is slow, as standard it was exceptionally good in it's day and is still so today.
Martin
Imprezas are not rare, and 0-60 in 6 seconds I woulden't say is slow, as standard it was exceptionally good in it's day and is still so today.
Martin
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Try another coil.
As for Impreza being rare, we sat outside our local tonight and we see 3, i have lived in this town for 11 years and only seen 3 3door cossies, mine and a moonstone blue one that had never seen polish in its life
As for Impreza being rare, we sat outside our local tonight and we see 3, i have lived in this town for 11 years and only seen 3 3door cossies, mine and a moonstone blue one that had never seen polish in its life
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Bugger, well keep at it , dont let it beat you
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Try putting a test meter on the fuel pump and see if you still have 12 volts when it dies, i think it a case of finding what its not rather than what it is, maybe fuel pump relay.
It will be intersting to know what the problem is.
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Try putting a test meter on the fuel pump and see if you still have 12 volts when it dies, i think it a case of finding what its not rather than what it is, maybe fuel pump relay.
It will be intersting to know what the problem is.
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Why would smashing 2 diffs make me feel better, but it would be very interesting how you done it unless your running 600 bhp.
And why you want to scrap a cosworth becuse it has a small problem like you have, take it to someone who knows what their doing and they would fix it in half a hour.
How did you smash 2 diffs if it only runs for 2 minutes.
And why you want to scrap a cosworth becuse it has a small problem like you have, take it to someone who knows what their doing and they would fix it in half a hour.
How did you smash 2 diffs if it only runs for 2 minutes.
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Why would smashing 2 diffs make me feel better, but it would be very interesting how you done it unless your running 600 bhp.
And why you want to scrap a cosworth becuse it has a small problem like you have, take it to someone who knows what their doing and they would fix it in half a hour.
How did you smash 2 diffs if it only runs for 2 minutes.
And why you want to scrap a cosworth becuse it has a small problem like you have, take it to someone who knows what their doing and they would fix it in half a hour.
How did you smash 2 diffs if it only runs for 2 minutes.
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If someone comes on here whos opinion matters i will review my thread.
Have a nice day
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all he meant by a 'newbie post' was that as you are new, you wont be used to the amount of people that get that pissed off with their cossys breaking that they bust them for parts, unfortunately its a regular occurence on here, and one that if you stick around you will get used to.
step back, calm down, move on.
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step back, calm down, move on.
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all he meant by a 'newbie post' was that as you are new, you wont be used to the amount of people that get that pissed off with their cossys breaking that they bust them for parts, unfortunately its a regular occurence on here, and one that if you stick around you will get used to.
step back, calm down, move on.
thanks
step back, calm down, move on.
thanks
I been on the RSOC website for 20 years and had my 3 door since 1987 but only just joined Passion Ford , i am surprised by the number of people wanting to break a cossie for parts, there not difficult to work on and whatever problem you have there is always one of us who have had the same trouble and know how to fix it .
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1. Go out and bum some random minger to relieve the anger!
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
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1. Go out and bum some random minger to relieve the anger!
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
I seem to remember a problem like this in another thread..... ages ago.... think it was MAP or VR sensor???? have a look around there, to check if its fuel starvation you could shove a cheap fuel pressure gauge in the supply line and see what it does as the engine cuts out... and is it cock on 2 mins each and every time or does it vary?
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this has been suggested before,i might check it now i been told twice
you mean the crank sensor plug on the loom yeah?
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I mean check the coolant temp sensor plug mate
you mean the crank sensor plug on the loom yeah?
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I mean check the coolant temp sensor plug mate
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1. Go out and bum some random minger to relieve the anger!
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
2. Find out if it's ignition cutting out or whether it just doesn't get enough fuel. If it's fuel starvation it will get worse the more you depress the go-pedal! Could be fuel filter or a pump related problem then. Ignition problems mostly occure at low rpms and high boost.
I'm not sure about the Cossie WeberMarelli stuff but on normal Fords of that age (EECIV) the MAP sensors occasionally packed up with similar symptoms. If you unplugged it, the ECU would run the engine from the other sensors (TPS, CPS). Not sure if this works on a Cossie and how prone to fail the MAP sensors are. The symptoms would be similar though
PS: I've only spent about 3 weeks in the UK in all my life but I've already seen more Scoobies there than I have in the other 25 years in Germany...
Martin