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Old 25th April 2021, 12:45   #51
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What colour is it?

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Excuse me Simon , it has no color , it's definitivly fuel. It's not oil, i recognize the color and the texture. When i removed the inlet manifold , a lot of fuel was inside and it smell fuel.
I haven't the ability to find the problem
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Old 25th April 2021, 13:06   #52
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Excuse me Simon , it has no colour ..
That's what I was hoping you'd say, thank you.

OK, you said earlier that you were having difficulty disconnecting the purge valve plug. It has a tab facing you when you stand at the radiator. Lift that clear of the pip and at the same time pull hard on the plug.

Once it's disconnected, try the engine again. If there's fuel in the intake, as you say there is, you'll need to run it for a while in order for that to clear, then try accelerating again. Does it stall now?

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Old 25th April 2021, 13:25   #53
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That's what I was hoping you'd say, thank you.

OK, you said earlier that you were having difficulty disconnecting the purge valve plug. It has a tab facing you when you stand at the radiator. Lift that clear of the pip and at the same time pull hard on the plug.

Once it's disconnected, try the engine again. If there's fuel in the intake, as you say there is, you'll need to run it for a while in order for that to clear, then try accelerating again. Does it stall now?

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Thanks you Simon to help me. I will try this week and i'll tell you.
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Old 27th April 2021, 15:36   #54
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Hello Simon, I could not test what you asked me because I am waiting for the KV6 fuel rail interconnect Pipe O Ring Seal Kit.
I checked the fuel pump because I had engine cuts when the tank has the quarter of fuel.
Do you know the reference of the first fuel pumps? on this one, it is written: 81189467.
It’s maintained with an orange cable clamp, so I wonder if it hasn’t been changed( this one has the white top).

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Old 28th April 2021, 06:56   #55
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Hello Brahim,

A few days ago you said this:
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When I accelerate it stalls. A lot of fuel comes out of the throttle body.
To me, this means that you were able to run the engine. Now you say this:
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I could not test what you asked me because I am waiting for the KV6 fuel rail interconnect Pipe O Ring Seal Kit.
I don't understand. Can you explain please? Why can't you run the engine now as you did a few days ago?

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Without wishing to interfere, perhaps a short video of what is happening when the fuel comes out of the throttle body would help?
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Old 28th April 2021, 07:53   #57
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Perhaps if the OP is having difficulty disabling the purge valve by disconnecting the electrical plug he could try either clamping the hose or removing the purge valve and temporarily plugging the hole.

He could then try putting the purge valve in a glass jar and determining if fuel is indeed entering the throttle body by way of the purge valve.

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You have to wonder why someone (clearly not Brahim) thought it necessary to place cable ties to act as 'security seals' on both the fuel pump and the filter modules?







Brahim's photos clearly indicate something has been done in the tank and possibly the cause of the seemingly uncontrolled fuel delivery.


If indeed liquid fuel is getting into the IM via the purge valve, then there's some serious problems with the tank plumbing. So I think I'd start focussing on what on Earth is going on in the tank.


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Hello Brahim,

A few days ago you said this:

To me, this means that you were able to run the engine. Now you say this:

I don't understand. Can you explain please? Why can't you run the engine now as you did a few days ago?

Thank you.

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Hello Simon, my mechanic advised me to change the injectors, by disassembling the injection rail the seals broke.
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Without wishing to interfere, perhaps a short video of what is happening when the fuel comes out of the throttle body would help?
I will try this .
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