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leekeefy

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 17:28

has the idle gone up?

check for air leak on 1 way valve on servo pipe,thats what has just caused mine to overfuel

Lee


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 15:41

the blackness is from the over fuelling although ul get a certain amount of soot like on all cars...

[Edited on 09-09-2007 by BarnshaW]


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 15:39

i will get it moved then this week, as it costing me a fortune to run at the moment especially as i use V-power and not normal un leaded.
would this also be why im getting black shit coming out the exhaust?


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 15:31

i would think that the sensor is playing the part in the over fuelling yes.


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 15:26

have checked spark plugs and 1,3 and 4 are normal but 2 was black.
also have noticed black shit coming out the exhaust.
would fitting the lamba sensor in the correct place cure this?


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:40

it is because of the lamba sensor on the exhaust manifold.
just checked on ngk website and it will back fire and pop as the gases are only passing the sensor on 1 outlet not all 4 so 3 outlets are missing the sensor completly.


Gazdaman

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:28

Feel free to take this with a pinch of salt, I'm a biker really.

But popping etc on a bike is usually air getting into the exhaust system, normally a broken clamp or similar.

Gaz


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:24

if there black on the spark plugs this is a sign of over fuelling. possibly blanking it off may help but i only had experience with a standard manifold.


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:15

the plug that goes into the manifold?
ive got a protech exhaust manifold and the sensor is in 1 outlet not where it should be (into all4)
will blanking it off until i get i moved help?
and would checking the spark plugs indicate over fueling?


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:08

underside of the exhaust manifold


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 13:00

i thought if a sensor was playing up the eml would come on and there would be a fault code. have done a diagnostic test and no codes where found.
where is the lamba sensor?


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 12:57

i very much doubt its to do with a derestricted airbox. normally a sensor or plug/lead etc.


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 12:56

its had a new temp sensor as i had another engine fitted a month ago, so plugs and leads are new air filter is a courtenay panel filter which is clean.
could it have anything to do with it having a de-restrictive drilled airbox?


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 12:51

Try serviceing it , new lambda sensor, temp sensor, clean air filter


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 12:48

would there be a fault if it were over fueling tho?


BarnshaW

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 12:07

backfiring and popping is usually over fuelling? im not sure the cat would be the first place to start?


gsirick

posted on 9th Sep 07 at 11:28

how would you tell if the cat is fooked on a gsi without taking it off?
have noticed my gsi back-firing and popping recently and im not sure if the cat mite be fooked.
would take it off but im not a fan of re-fitting exhaust systems with just a jack holding the car up.

[Edited on 09-09-2007 by gsirick]