come on you lot steve-sport someone in the area should help him out
17 April 2009, 09:56 PM
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come on you lot steve-sport someone in the area should help him out
as above bin there myself you can only do so much so someone give him a hand
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17 April 2009, 10:10 PM
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lol. thanks.
In all fairness i have received some top notch advice from everyone, so cheers for that.
In all fairness i have received some top notch advice from everyone, so cheers for that.
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its just sooo frustrating, when you manage to change a whole engine, for the first time and all you want is some reward, but you get nothing. I got a family, and me playing with the car is not helping as we need to get out.
We now have been housebound for about 3 weeks due to this car not working.
I have spent a week swapping engines, and the past 3 days running backwards and forwards from my car to the internet to try all these things people are suggesting, but tbh, i have had enough.
I cant do it much longer. I have one last thing to check 2moro, which is the fuel pressure, then i have no more ideas.
I would quite happily pay anyone if they fixed it.
We now have been housebound for about 3 weeks due to this car not working.
I have spent a week swapping engines, and the past 3 days running backwards and forwards from my car to the internet to try all these things people are suggesting, but tbh, i have had enough.
I cant do it much longer. I have one last thing to check 2moro, which is the fuel pressure, then i have no more ideas.
I would quite happily pay anyone if they fixed it.
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what happened when you plugged them together and turned the key 2 on.
adam
what plugs are you putting together.
adam
what plugs are you putting together.
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17 April 2009, 11:32 PM
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i dont know how many. it just kept continuing to have even pulses so i stopped.
theres something wrong because i did it. lol im no mechanic, this is the first "big" job i have done.
theres something wrong because i did it. lol im no mechanic, this is the first "big" job i have done.
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well thats not strictly true as i did have to swap inlet manifold and wiring looms + sensors as you know about.
Knowing me, i probably plugged the wrong pipe in somewhere
Knowing me, i probably plugged the wrong pipe in somewhere
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plug them together again and count the pulses you will have fast pulses then slow pulses that make the code up. then you can find out what is wrong
1 fast pulse
1 slow pulse
= fault code 11
adam
1 fast pulse
1 slow pulse
= fault code 11
adam
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