2004 mgzt cdti

Ninjamotors · 3rd November 2019, 12:56

Hi all thank in advance...
I’ve a 2004 MGZT CDTI with I believe the BMW M47 engine...ok it’s done 130k so not a lot really.
So it’s been great engine wise until recently and it would not want to fire up occasionally so I guessed crank sensor....
But then the day after I bought this the clutch went, I was topping it up for 3 years so I can’t complain....
So got a friend to fit a clutch and do the crank sensor at the same time...turned out it was the wrong sensor but he had a good second hand one so fitted that...
He then calls to say clutch is done and it starts fine now...BUT it now will only Rev to 1k and it stops!
Weird how it never done that before and only since the clutch and sensor have been done?
Maybe coincidence that something has gone wrong, little bit of research online and I didn’t think I could hear the in tank pump so guessed it would be that! Bought one and fitted that and it’s still the same...so wasn’t that either...I’m at a bit of a loss as to what to look at next? Any help appreciated!

Mark Murphy · 3rd November 2019, 13:49

Maybe buy an oem crank sensor?

COLVERT · 3rd November 2019, 16:32

It seems the engine has gone into---Get you home mode.---

A sensor is telling the ECU there is a problem.

Could easily be a fuel pressure sensor or a poor electrical connection to one.

SUSPECT. That second hand sensor from your friend.

Mike Noc · 4th November 2019, 09:07

Trace the LP fuel delivery pipes in the engine bay - could be he has trapped a pipe when doing the clutch and this is causing the fault.

Ninjamotors · 6th November 2019, 17:28

Thanks all so far, been away with work so will look into trapped fuel pipe idea etc when I next get a chance. Will also see if he has the old sensor too and maybe try that...any other suggestions would be great thanks.

Mike Noc · 6th November 2019, 23:08

Nigel you have a PM.

Ninjamotors · 16th November 2019, 12:23

Hi all, changed crank sensor for a new one and checked all fuel lines and they are fine....problem still remains the same....any ideas on what to try next?

3rd November 2019, 12:56	#1
Ninjamotors Newbie Mgzt cdti Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Kidderminster Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	2004 mgzt cdti, cuts out when revved Hi all thank in advance... I’ve a 2004 MGZT CDTI with I believe the BMW M47 engine...ok it’s done 130k so not a lot really. So it’s been great engine wise until recently and it would not want to fire up occasionally so I guessed crank sensor.... But then the day after I bought this the clutch went, I was topping it up for 3 years so I can’t complain.... So got a friend to fit a clutch and do the crank sensor at the same time...turned out it was the wrong sensor but he had a good second hand one so fitted that... He then calls to say clutch is done and it starts fine now...BUT it now will only Rev to 1k and it stops! Weird how it never done that before and only since the clutch and sensor have been done? Maybe coincidence that something has gone wrong, little bit of research online and I didn’t think I could hear the in tank pump so guessed it would be that! Bought one and fitted that and it’s still the same...so wasn’t that either...I’m at a bit of a loss as to what to look at next? Any help appreciated! Last edited by Ninjamotors; 3rd November 2019 at 13:06..

3rd November 2019, 16:32	#3
COLVERT Foreign correspondent. R75 Saloon. Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: France/or Devon. Posts: 11,166 Thanks: 2,798 Thanked 1,331 Times in 1,153 Posts	It seems the engine has gone into---Get you home mode.--- A sensor is telling the ECU there is a problem. Could easily be a fuel pressure sensor or a poor electrical connection to one. SUSPECT. That second hand sensor from your friend. __________________

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3rd November 2019, 13:49	#2
Mark Murphy Regular poster Rover 75, and Mg zt 1.8T Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Huntingdon Posts: 83 Thanks: 299 Thanked 22 Times in 21 Posts	Maybe buy an oem crank sensor?

4th November 2019, 09:07	#4
Mike Noc Relax, it's a Rover. Rover 75 CDT Manual Connoisseur SE, Rover 75 CDT Automatic Connoisseur SE & a Freelander Td4. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Hampshire Posts: 10,089 Thanks: 2,238 Thanked 2,474 Times in 1,800 Posts	Trace the LP fuel delivery pipes in the engine bay - could be he has trapped a pipe when doing the clutch and this is causing the fault.

6th November 2019, 17:28	#5
Ninjamotors Newbie Mgzt cdti Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Kidderminster Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks all so far, been away with work so will look into trapped fuel pipe idea etc when I next get a chance. Will also see if he has the old sensor too and maybe try that...any other suggestions would be great thanks.

6th November 2019, 23:08	#6
Mike Noc Relax, it's a Rover. Rover 75 CDT Manual Connoisseur SE, Rover 75 CDT Automatic Connoisseur SE & a Freelander Td4. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Hampshire Posts: 10,089 Thanks: 2,238 Thanked 2,474 Times in 1,800 Posts	Nigel you have a PM.

16th November 2019, 12:23	#7
Ninjamotors Newbie Mgzt cdti Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Kidderminster Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi all, changed crank sensor for a new one and checked all fuel lines and they are fine....problem still remains the same....any ideas on what to try next?