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Arson

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Injector valve voltage Low/High
« on: 12 May 2010, 13:34:43 »

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I had the feeling my engine is not running at full power so I did the paperclip test and got error codes P0201, P0202 ,P0203, P0204 and P1690. I understood that i could ignore the P1690 but I'm a bit worried about the injectors. Note that the engine has been refittet to run on LPG-G3. Should i be worried or can I just ignore them?
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Re: Injector valve voltage Low/High
« Reply #1 on: 12 May 2010, 14:13:26 »

Check the plugs to all 4 injectors, are they clean? dry? and fully pushed home until they click?
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Re: Injector valve voltage Low/High
« Reply #2 on: 12 May 2010, 14:47:31 »

It sounds to me like the LPG system is not loading the petrol injector signals enough when running on LPG - hence the ECU thinks they are open circuit. Too much of a coincidence for all 4 to be complaining otherwise.

I suspect it's probably always been like this. Does it run any better on petrol? Do the codes clear and stay clear if the car is only run on petrol?

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Re: Injector valve voltage Low/High
« Reply #3 on: 12 May 2010, 20:16:09 »

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It sounds to me like the LPG system is not loading the petrol injector signals enough when running on LPG - hence the ECU thinks they are open circuit. Too much of a coincidence for all 4 to be complaining otherwise.

I suspect it's probably always been like this. Does it run any better on petrol? Do the codes clear and stay clear if the car is only run on petrol?

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My thoughts exactly. I'll try resetting the ECU an just running on petrol. The thing is though, when I rev the engine up to about 4k RPM's It will sometimes give you a lot more power, instantly, like something switches on all of a sudden. Therefore i thought this had something to do with it. It might just be my imagination. i've only driven the car for a couple of days now so i don't really know what's 'normal'.
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