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Jamie H

posted on 29th Nov 07 at 10:27

I had the 43 fault code on mine as well, changed the DIS pack and it made no difference. Being that mine has a X16XE lower and upper inlet on a C16XE I think the earthing problem might be my problem.

Not sure what yours is though.


ryan_fowler1985

posted on 29th Nov 07 at 08:08

that fault is the egr valve i think i get the same with mine since fitting the inlet, car runs ok but light comes on ive got egr fault its because its been blocked where the triangle plate is, can be solved by blocking the hole where the egr bolts on and leaving the valve free to air instead i think


gavin18787

posted on 25th Nov 07 at 17:42

Any more suggestions, seems to come on after a short while and when your down shifting coming up to junctions etc. Once its on it stays on until you switch the car off.


gavin18787

posted on 24th Nov 07 at 19:17

Right Tried another earth point today but this hasent solved the problem. Earthed it on the lower inlet as well as the battery earth, still getting the codes and ECU light though :|















gavin18787

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:43

:thumbs: cheers mate il have a nose about


Vaux Lad

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:38

Aye there is ;)
Right on the end, near the map sensor.
A small m6 stud and nut :)


gavin18787

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:36

didnt know there was one :boggle: sounds easier though :lol:


Vaux Lad

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:33

Fit them to the earth stud on the lower inlet ;)

[Edited on 20-11-2007 by Vaux Lad]


gavin18787

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:28

Yer they are the ones we think it is, going to extend the wires and run them to the main earth on the starter moter bolt that you mentioned.

Just got to get some time during the day when its not chucking it down :|


Vaux Lad

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 17:01

The starter motor mounting bolt directly to the battery negative terminal is the main earth.

There are 1/2 on the throttle body(which you must have undone to fit the inlet), so it may be them ones.


gavin18787

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 16:59

quote:
Originally posted by ryan_fowler1985
thats right mate its the earth had the same fault with mine when i fitted my manifold, i ofrgot the earth i connected it to the blanking plate on the side of where the throttle body used to go, just used one of them bolts



that is where it is earthed atm, may try somewhere else to see if it cures it


Dean_W

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 10:41

quote:
Originally posted by VegasPhil
Fuel Rail?


Or gearbox


VegasPhil

posted on 20th Nov 07 at 10:37

Fuel Rail?


ryan_fowler1985

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 23:36

thats right mate its the earth had the same fault with mine when i fitted my manifold, i ofrgot the earth i connected it to the blanking plate on the side of where the throttle body used to go, just used one of them bolts


gavin18787

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 20:56

I am going to try and re earth what i think is the problem tomorow. Where is the most reliable earth point to try within the engine bay that is easily accessable?


gavin18787

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 20:32

No not the bit circled, thats what is to be ignored :lol:


Robin

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 20:03

that's a vac hose, can't remember where it goes though


gavin18787

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 19:43

aye I have just had a u2u saying it could be the earth that bolts onto where the throttle body used to be. Where is that in this pic? (ignore the red circle and that fact that it desperatly needs a clean :lol: )



Vaux Lad

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 19:37

Check the earths.


gavin18787

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 19:36

So its probably not related to the new parts that were fitted?


Robin

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 18:06

New DISpack needed.


gavin18787

posted on 19th Nov 07 at 17:48

Car appears to be running fine. however the ecu light is coming on after about 20mins into a journey and stays on until the car is turned off. The process then starts again.

The paper clip test shows them to be the following:


> Primary ignition (distributor systems) high voltage (43)

>Amplifier control signal, cylinders 2 and 3 (Direct Ignition System (DIS)) low voltage (63)

>Amplifier control signal, cylinders 1 and 4 (Direct Ignition System (DIS)) low voltage (64)


its an X16xe btw.


Where is a good place to start looking around the ignition system.

Just had a mantzel fitted is it related?


Thanks Gavin :wave:



[Edited on 19-11-2007 by gavin18787]

[Edited on 25-11-2007 by gavin18787]