[Mk2] [Turbo] help please from mr2 god of knowledge i hope :-)

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turbomax
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[Mk2] [Turbo] help please from mr2 god of knowledge i hope :-)

Post by turbomax »

right the mr2 rev 1 wont run properly it fires up just about. wont tick over and with full thottle runs at 800rpm but sounds like its running on 2 cylinders. really lumpy and bad. you cant drive it or rev it or anything really.

i have put on leads,cap,afm,checked compression 160 on all 4, put on more earth wires,

i have a spark at every lead i have fuel on the retun pipe to the tank.
no fault codes on ecu, fresh petrol in tank,no air leaks, i am lost now

ideas any one? i treid a rev2 ecu on car and it does not work it made the fuel pump run the whole time by the sounds of things and did not start either.

thanks in advance max
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Post by Munnsy »

may sound daft but timing???
petrol???
really cant think of anything else to be honest but thought id throw some ideas in :-k
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Post by turbomax »

if it is timing its as though its gone miles out.

the spark is not that strong really to be honest it will jump a bit but not that bright when testing against rocker cover bolts.

leads go 4321 from left to right from the back of the car correct. and on correct numbers on cap.

i have also checked all fuses, but not relays.

does the petrol return back to the tank when cranking the engine over or only after you stop?

i cant really here the pump at all now! ](*,)
Munnsy
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Post by Munnsy »

ill be honest with you im just throwing ideas at you buddy, im no mechanic im affraid ](*,) where exactly are you based anyway, is there no one local you can throw the car into and get them to sort it??
chin up mate, its going to be something really simple :mrgreen:
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Post by rookie-racer »

:evil: :evil: first off turbomax :evil: :evil: - delete this thread or ask the admins or move to the mechanical section, it really is the height of arrogance / ignorance to clog up a forum with inappropriately placed posts shouting help me. carrying on like that will not get you help it will only get you up peoples noses. :shock:

while you are undoing your transgressions cluttering the forum delete the duplicated post entitled worlds sexiest women in the general section.

now to be helpful - once you have done that, try opening the dizzy cap and checking the rotor arm is sitting on its seat properly and screwed in tightly.

if that doesnt work, open a thread in the mechanical section and tell us the complete history of the brake down. did the car start mis behaving after you swapped some parts over, did it splutter and die on the way home from work one night, did it work till you parked it up for a fortnight while yo were on holiday?
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Post by Steve Horrocks »

Moved to mechanical, off to remove duplicate post
476bhp & 415ft lb @ 1.9bar Magic by Ryan!
Gone, but never forgotten
Now with a mk1.5 & a NHB EP3
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Post by rookie-racer »

nice one steve - as for max hope that idea works fo you.
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Post by FreeFall »

rookie-racer wrote:RANT


Bad day? :eye:
turbomax
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Post by turbomax »

yes just what i was thinking.
a pm would have done the job or just asking nicely.

its xxxx like you the reason i cant be botherd to post on this public forum. i thought i was back at school :-$ .

i have seen far worse posts cloging the board up. but never mind [-(
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Post by DaveB19 »

You said you removed the air flow meter? If its not plugged in properly you'll have the problems you've described. hopefully you didnt unscrew the screws on the AFM, if you did, you'll need to get yourself a new one, as that one wll be screwed. Clips to be used when remoing AFM and you shouldnt have to remove it.
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Post by nikaiyo »

Hello Max

Have you tested the coil/ ignitor pack? Mine is breaking down and runs like you describe when ever it gets wet.
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Post by rookie-racer »

seeing niks idea reminds me of when i was younger and dafter - if that is possible - i de-greased my engine with cilit bank and a hose :oops: drowning my eletrics in the process...

the motor ran like a bag of nails till we dried the ht leads out abut ten tiimes lol

anyways... like i said maxa little more back ground information would be alot more helpful than calling me a twit

which reminds me...... i quit. see my next post.
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Post by Snakebitey2 »

it is possible the timing has jumped a tooth ive seen it happen and would cause it to appear like its running on half the cylinders or extremly sluggish it mite be worth just lining the cams and bottm pulley up and check the timing marks just to make sure.

this probably not the problem but ive seen stranger things happen so it is worth checking.

hope this helps
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Post by Spittinflames »

opps wrong thread
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Post by turbomax »

i shall have another look on sat been away all week at work. not had time to reply. thanks for input people and you rookie racer. :clap:

hope its the coil pack as it did rain a lot before i went to start it up again and prob got very wet
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