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20th October 2009, 16:40 | #1 |
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1.8T Still not starting
Sorry guys but it’s me again………..Still can’t get my R75 1.8T 2003 to start. I gave it a service, filters plugs etc….took it for a test drive and all was going fine when it started to violently miss fire under load and started to lose power…..it stopped…never to go again. I have fitted a new fuel filter, seals and orange clip and checked it several times to make sure the seals haven’t been crimped. I have also fitted a new crank and cam sensor. I have checked for spark at the plugs and compressions – all appear okay. When the engine turns over there is no sign of life what so ever. All suggestions welcome – Cheers Gary
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20th October 2009, 16:56 | #2 |
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are you getting the fuel supply to the engine,and checked the security of the fuel clip,before we continue
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Hi Gary,
i had a similar experience with 2004 1.8 ROVER 75. TURNED OUT TO BE THE FUEL FILTER WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE FUEL TANK. IT IS WHITE AND ABOUT THE SIZE OF A 1 LITRE TIN OF PAINT THE JOINT SPLITS OVER TIME, AND CAN BE RECTIFIED BY RETIGHTENING THE JOINT. SOLVED MY PROBLEM ...BUT IT CAME BACK 6 MTHS LATER...AND I FIXED IT SAME WAY OTHERS SEEM TO BE HEADING DOWN THE SAME ROUTE, BUT IT SOLVED MY PROB FOR SURE. KLICKMARKET |
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20th October 2009, 17:47 | #5 |
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Thanks guys.....
It has a new filter and 0 rings and they were well lubricated when I put it together, the orange clip is on so it hasn’t come apart (I have checked) and when I disconnect the fuel line at the engine the fuel sprays out under pressure. |
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Do You/have You Checked Your Plenum Drains Has The Ecu Been Submerged
Another Members Motah Wouldnt Start Cos His Ecu Had Been Underwater And Was Fubared
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NO water with the ECU
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so you now have fuel to the engine,you have a spark.
crank and cam sensors renewed..checked and correctly fitted? how does the engine sound when turned over on the key..normal or turns quickly? |
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one hell of a missfire..
have you tried a slow tow start,maybe in third?worth a try |
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