escort s2 fuel actuator
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escort s2 fuel actuator
hi all
first ill start by apologising for the long post lol
i took my s2 in for a set up at a local firm and it appears that it wasnt raising fuel pressure with the boost so further investigation revealed a dodgy connection to the fuel pressure actuator.
when that was fixed it was then massivley overfueling so he removed the fuel pressure actuator and it had been wound all the way in, so my tuner recons that they cant be wound back out once theve been wound in, so he said i have to replace this then go back which has left my car very poorly as it keeps cutting out after about 1 and half miles and i have to switch it off then crank it over and eventually it will start and drive ok again.
so my question is ,,,is it true that the fuel pressure actuator isnt adjustable
i have tryed another actuator on it but it ran even worse coughing and spluttering
just wondering if its worth putting another metering unit on from a standard car
any info would very much appreciated
thanks
mick
first ill start by apologising for the long post lol
i took my s2 in for a set up at a local firm and it appears that it wasnt raising fuel pressure with the boost so further investigation revealed a dodgy connection to the fuel pressure actuator.
when that was fixed it was then massivley overfueling so he removed the fuel pressure actuator and it had been wound all the way in, so my tuner recons that they cant be wound back out once theve been wound in, so he said i have to replace this then go back which has left my car very poorly as it keeps cutting out after about 1 and half miles and i have to switch it off then crank it over and eventually it will start and drive ok again.
so my question is ,,,is it true that the fuel pressure actuator isnt adjustable
i have tryed another actuator on it but it ran even worse coughing and spluttering
just wondering if its worth putting another metering unit on from a standard car
any info would very much appreciated
thanks
mick
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