gsirick
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Registered: 18th Feb 07
Location: mid-wales
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had abit of an engine fire last nite and basically my wireing loom is fried, phoned my insurance up to make a claim and they told me im only covered for accidents and vandalism not engine faults. so am pissed off now
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EarlofBarnet
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Registered: 26th Mar 04
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That's sh1t! Thought you'd be covered under 'fire'. You not just stick a new loom on and tidy the engine bay up? Any pics?
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Willox
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Registered: 24th Mar 07
Location: Aberdeenshire
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gutted for you mate,it's a nice looking car aswell.what's your plan of action now?
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FruitBooTeR
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Registered: 18th Jan 07
Location: Wolverhampton Drives: S15
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Somebody vandalised your car by setting your loom on fire didnt they
didnt they
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Terry12
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Registered: 24th Sep 07
Location: Manchester
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That's a shitter. Are you not fully comp?
I have a spare C16XE loom and ECU for sale if you decide to repair it. I'm stripping an engine so if you need anything let me know
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gsirick
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Registered: 18th Feb 07
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well its gonna cost me £300 for a new loom which is what it needs as it completly fried, must have earthed out somewhere. insurance is up for re newal this month and tax runs out this month aswell so car will probably be off the road for abit.
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Terry12
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Is it a C16XE?
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gsirick
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yeah bud, how much do u want just for the engine managment loom?
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Terry12
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U2U me an offer bud. Would imagine I'll have to send it via the guy on here as it's heavy.
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gsirick
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quote: Originally posted by EarlofBarnet
That's sh1t! Thought you'd be covered under 'fire'. You not just stick a new loom on and tidy the engine bay up? Any pics?
it wasnt a bad fire just the loom to the lamber sensor earthed out and fried and the majority of the loom has fried aswell will put some pics of the loom up when i find another loom, keep an eye out in projects
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Dave A
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Registered: 10th Dec 03
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quite often damaged looms can cause damage to the ecu as well.
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gsirick
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quote: Originally posted by Dave A
quite often damaged looms can cause damage to the ecu as well.
have got another ecu, so will fit that when i get my new loom
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Vaux Lad
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Id be looking at finding the cause before replacing things.....
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gsirick
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Registered: 18th Feb 07
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found the cause, lamber sensor loom had earthed out on chassis
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davstar
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Registered: 5th Nov 07
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Every cloud has a silver lining. Maybe a time for an upgrade perhaps?
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gsirick
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Registered: 18th Feb 07
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engine upgrade?
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davstar
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Registered: 5th Nov 07
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Well you could. Was thinking MBE Ecu, custom loom and some throttle bodies. Drastic. Yeah. But fuck it, the car lives to fight another day. This time make it fight harder! You know it makes sense even if the bank disagrees, and they are gay any way!!!!
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gsirick
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gonna keep the engine standard as i mite be looking to sell it soon to make way for my impreza. will be easier to sell standard
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davstar
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Good thinking and fair enough. If you change your mind though................mooohahahahahahaha
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Mattb
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quote: Originally posted by gsirick
found the cause, lamber sensor loom had earthed out on chassis
I would make absolute certain of this mate.. lambda probes only provide the ecu with a reading between 400 and 800 mV typically. and the heating side of things only occurs during the first few minutes of running although at full battery voltage...
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