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Guest suffolk04

Not been on here for a while, but i need some help, its getting to the point where i've nearly had enough of the cab, but i will give it one last go......

 

Anyways, its the mk4 efi with the iscv on the throttle housing. i've just fitted a recon engine i brought from ebay( so no proof or details on the rebuild), but it did have new core plugs,gaskets etc. and the rocker valves and springs were nice and clean.

 

So fitted the engine, but used my inlet manifold, because the setup on the recon was the earlier efi type, so all the original sensors apart from coolant temp sensor was swapped over.

 

The car pulls well, but cuts out when warm when braking/coming to a stop. i've done base idle and ecu re-learn, but didnt do anything. sprayed all hoses and manifolds with brake cleaner, no air leaks either. And the emissions are way out, too much o2.

 

Co-2.66

co2-10.00

o2-5.5

hc-0847

 

With tps disconnected.

co-1.45

co2-12.4

o2-269

hc- 0557

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Cleaned idle screw and put the old coolant temp sensor back and reset base idle, will be testing emissions tomorrow morning, fingers crossed it works, it's getting more expensive on fuel now, and cutting out at roundabouts and traffic lights is getting a little bit too dangerous for me.

 

If it doesn't fix it, I've had 5 years out of the car, so may trade it in for a new car

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  • 2 weeks later...
Guest suffolk04

Changed iscv and coolant temp sensor, doesn't cut out anymore, but holds back at constant speeds and back fires. And idles lumpy

Anyone had same problems?

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Guest suffolk04

Really ran out of ideas now, I've changed coil,plugs,leads,iscv,air and coolant sensors,map,tps,crank sensor and ecu. No air leaks and checked timing and earth cables, all fine.

 

Looks like a trip for a new car tomorrow :sad:

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Guest Rustler

Surely ..."SOME OF YOU GUYS OUT THERE " can come up with some suggestions and help for this guy !!!!!!

 

NOT ONE SINGLE reply....as yet.......With all the technical knowledge this club must have between us ..there's got to be someone who can offer

 

some HELP..!!!

 

.................Rustler............."The Oldest Cabbier"........ :punish:

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Guest suffolk04

Not been here for a while (brought a new car so cabbys covered up) but think I fixed it with a new potentiometer, haven't tested it on a machine, but seemed to rev better. Will be able to tell for sure when summers here,

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