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jamesvalver
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29th Jul 07 at 22:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
this lol







[Edited on 31-07-2007 by jamesvalver]
daz 16v
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29th Jul 07 at 22:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
What happen to it?
Jenko_Sport
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Gutting


Whats gone?
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Whittie
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29th Jul 07 at 22:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Whats up with it?
Kurt
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i think you should trade it for kurts
jamesvalver
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cut out, fuel pump relay at fault, changed relay,wont start,checked spark plugs, there wet with fuel and well sooted up, cleaned plugs,wont start, recovered home from the EA meet
Jambo
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29th Jul 07 at 22:25   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
at least ya got home ok m8 and they even had a flat bed lol
Matt H
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29th Jul 07 at 22:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Sounds like a problem I used to get on mine. I just had to clean the plugs & it was usually fine

Is it mapped yet? If not It must be that, or at least it won't be helping anyway!
jamesvalver
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Sounds like a problem I used to get on mine. I just had to clean the plugs & it was usually fine

Is it mapped yet? If not It must be that, or at least it won't be helping anyway!


its due to be mapped on tuesday so just my luck is messes up now. been fine for the last 1100 miles though will try new plugs tomorrow and see where i go from there. i think its definatly a ecu/wiring related problem.
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Don't use new plugs yet, just give them a clean up
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will see what happens. will go remove the spark plugs now lol
jamesvalver
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yummy lol
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Nice

Guessing you suffer from hayfever then
jamesvalver
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how'd you guess
JM_16v
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shame
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29th Jul 07 at 23:59   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Nooo

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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Fooked plugs.
Bin them(once they get wet fouled there never right again, even cleaned up)
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even that black they should still ignite the fuel surely, obviously not as well as clean plugs but still??
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If they get soaked enough from fuel, for some reason they dont spark well at all.
Best just replacing them.
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quote:
Originally posted by davcohen
even that black they should still ignite the fuel surely, obviously not as well as clean plugs but still??
If they get that caked they just don't work properly, especially if the car isn't fueling right.
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car should be fueing right being as its mapped in order for him to run in.... id get the fuel pump relay sorted if thats clickig on and off
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run a live from the battery on a switch, or up to ur foglight wire hardcore conversions have these
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looks sooooo good though

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