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DannyB

posted on 18th Sep 08 at 13:32

So he was, still, ooooold thread.


d4za

posted on 18th Sep 08 at 13:21

he was online yesterday danny


DannyB

posted on 18th Sep 08 at 11:54

Woo thread digging, the post is over a year old and the thread maker hasnt been online since september last year.


Forbes789

posted on 18th Sep 08 at 11:52

make me one for a x14xe :D, i'll test for free :P


Superlite Ltd.

posted on 20th Apr 07 at 12:57

Make me one for the C16XE :D


Dean_W

posted on 20th Apr 07 at 09:36

Well in Graham. Glad to hear it all ended well.

Keep us posted with the mk2!!


graham16v

posted on 19th Apr 07 at 22:33

Right, after a few days driving i've found that:

Low revs: little more torque pulls nice and hard.

Mid range revs (2.5-3.5k): Lost torque, engine revs nice and freely but doesn't pull as hard.

High revs (3.5-6.5k): PULLS LIKE A TRAIN.

I'm starting to make a MK2 box now, lol.

I'm planning on making it from ally and make the inlet holes bell shape to help the flow.


Scotty C

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 12:37

Go and cain it then and report back :D

Looks good BTW!

[Edited on 16-04-2007 by Monster]


graham16v

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 12:35

Sorted!

I had the fuel tank vent valve feed from the charcoal canister connected directly too the manifold and the Map sensor where the vent valve feed should have been.


graham16v

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 12:11

Its just clicked, i think i've plumed in my MAP sensor and fuel tank vent valve wrongly!


willhouse

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 11:21

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W
quote:
Originally posted by willhouse
unless it is a mantzel inlet that has been fitted with the proper egr valve feed pipe back in to the inlet manifold.



I have the feed on mine, and still get the light coming on now and again. Mainly after a good hoofing when slowing down in 5th.


yeah that sounds about right dean, exactly what mine used to do, then the em light bulb had a delightful meeting with the bin :lol:


Dean_W

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 11:10

quote:
Originally posted by willhouse
unless it is a mantzel inlet that has been fitted with the proper egr valve feed pipe back in to the inlet manifold.



I have the feed on mine, and still get the light coming on now and again. Mainly after a good hoofing when slowing down in 5th.


willhouse

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 11:09

and by the way, your cold air feed to your air box needs modifying, and you airbox probably needs modifying too-

would recommend the 3 pipe mod to the air box, and the cold air feed- cut the original cold air feed pipe about 4 inches from the box and join that to a proper aftermarket cold air feed and run to somewhere cold. there is also a resonance tube on the cold air feed that is good to cut off and block.


willhouse

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 11:07

quote:
Originally posted by graham16v
both egr and icv were cleaned before fitting.

The icv was not original known working one, it come with the tb i bought so i'm gunna put my original on.

My egr has got a blanking plate on it, actually directly under the valve, could this cause the eml to come on?

[Edited on 16-04-2007 by graham16v]


yes it could.

to be honest i you will probably not be able to get the car to run without an em light appearing, just take the bulb out or learn to live with it, as from my experience and what iv heard from others the em light comes on on most cars that have had an aftermarket inlet fitted, unless it is a mantzel inlet that has been fitted with the proper egr valve feed pipe back in to the inlet manifold.

just get it driven, see how it goes,


Vaux Lad

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 00:27

Looks like a top job, nice work.


graham16v

posted on 16th Apr 07 at 00:25

both egr and icv were cleaned before fitting.

The icv was not original known working one, it come with the tb i bought so i'm gunna put my original on.

My egr has got a blanking plate on it, actually directly under the valve, could this cause the eml to come on?

[Edited on 16-04-2007 by graham16v]


willhouse

posted on 15th Apr 07 at 22:41

em light is probably either icv or egr valve. clean both out and re fit, but you may still get an intermittent em light now and again, nothing to worry about though,


MACKA

posted on 15th Apr 07 at 22:05

Look's like you've done a good job there.

Have you not thought about maybe making some more and selling them on?


graham16v

posted on 15th Apr 07 at 21:23

For those who haven't seen it, read this first:

CLICK HERE

Saturday i set about fitting the box. I didn't manage to take any WIP pics but but i got some on making the air temp sensor fit and and the throttle cable roller.









It was a very long job and i had a few complications such as the throttle body hitting the bulk (hammer and a dolly soon sorted that), wiring for the TPS and ICV needed to made longer so the loom was pulled about abit.

Now it all works but when i start the engine up the EML comes on then goes when u drive off, also sometimes the car stalls when u come to a stop.

I didn't use my original ICV so i think i'll fit the original to try and sort that, also gotta do a paper clip test to read the fault codes.

I haven't booted the car due to the little problems but when cruising its very smooth and runs fine.

All comments welcome.

Thanks

Graham

[Edited on 15-04-2007 by graham16v]