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rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« on: 10 April 2013, 19:17:03 »

Here I am sat in the rain awaiting greenflag Mahoosive misfires , no power at all, can't get above 20mph ..... 0300, 0300.  0303.  0305. Coil pack ? :( 
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #1 on: 10 April 2013, 19:19:48 »

Codes match 1-3-5 bank, could well be  :-\
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #2 on: 10 April 2013, 19:55:22 »

On petrol as well?
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #3 on: 10 April 2013, 19:59:51 »

Yup, first thing I checked.  Light misfire at about 1200 rpm no load, revs freely to red line. Put any load on and mahoosive misfire throughout range. EML initially flashes then comes on steady. Codes as above :(
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #4 on: 10 April 2013, 20:27:19 »

pulled out the cp yet? oily?
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #5 on: 10 April 2013, 21:24:48 »

Now home, cold wet and miserable .. its persisting down :(  Had no tools to pull the CP ... that will be done first thing in the morning .... off to find the "how to" on CP removal - after I've had a coffee to warm up !!

No sign of any oil leakage from the cam covers, and no sign of water dripping off the scuttle - as best I could see before it got too dark
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #6 on: 10 April 2013, 21:26:40 »

1/3/5 dead easy. Fuel lines off, then you have full access.
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #7 on: 10 April 2013, 21:28:13 »

To remove a CP,
unplug loom
undo 2 bolts
using 2 bolts from plenum, screw these into the brass inserts in the bolt holes in cp, about 3 or 4 turns
use these bolts to help lift cp out.
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #8 on: 10 April 2013, 21:29:58 »

Now home, cold wet and miserable .. its persisting down :(  Had no tools to pull the CP ... that will be done first thing in the morning .... off to find the "how to" on CP removal - after I've had a coffee to warm up !!

No sign of any oil leakage from the cam covers, and no sign of water dripping off the scuttle - as best I could see before it got too dark

IIRC you just need a couple of M8/M10  :-\ bolts to screw into the brass inserts  ........ and use them to pull it out  :y
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #9 on: 10 April 2013, 21:30:22 »

To remove a CP,
unplug loom
undo 2 bolts
using 2 bolts from plenum, screw these into the brass inserts in the bolt holes in cp, about 3 or 4 turns
use these bolts to help lift cp out.

but only after removing a few LPG bits that just sit in the way !!  (seriously, thanks   saves me looking it up :) )
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #10 on: 10 April 2013, 21:32:51 »

To remove a CP,
unplug loom
undo 2 bolts
using 2 bolts from plenum, screw these into the brass inserts in the bolt holes in cp, about 3 or 4 turns
use these bolts to help lift cp out.

but only after removing a few LPG bits that just sit in the way !!  (seriously, thanks   saves me looking it up :) )
Reckon you may need to pull plenum off to get to fuel lines - can't remember  :-[

I can get to mine (1/3/5) without touching LPG, my 2/4/6, I have to undo one bank of injectors. But obviously all LPG installs vary
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #11 on: 10 April 2013, 21:33:42 »

Check the B1 Long term trims before clearing any codes - wonder if a lamda has caused it to go way off
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #12 on: 10 April 2013, 21:34:07 »

To remove a CP,
unplug loom
undo 2 bolts
using 2 bolts from plenum, screw these into the brass inserts in the bolt holes in cp, about 3 or 4 turns
use these bolts to help lift cp out.

but only after removing a few LPG bits that just sit in the way !!  (seriously, thanks   saves me looking it up :) )
Reckon you may need to pull plenum off to get to fuel lines - can't remember  :-[

I can get to mine (1/3/5) without touching LPG, my 2/4/6, I have to undo one bank of injectors. But obviously all LPG installs vary

Not a help here, but its something to consider on the V6 install. On the 2.2, injectors only get in the way of a cam cover change
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #13 on: 10 April 2013, 21:37:27 »

To remove a CP,
unplug loom
undo 2 bolts
using 2 bolts from plenum, screw these into the brass inserts in the bolt holes in cp, about 3 or 4 turns
use these bolts to help lift cp out.

but only after removing a few LPG bits that just sit in the way !!  (seriously, thanks   saves me looking it up :) )
Reckon you may need to pull plenum off to get to fuel lines - can't remember  :-[

I can get to mine (1/3/5) without touching LPG, my 2/4/6, I have to undo one bank of injectors. But obviously all LPG installs vary

Not a help here, but its something to consider on the V6 install. On the 2.2, injectors only get in the way of a cam cover change
Limited room means there is no perfect positioning. I actually like the Bullet's positioning, but it does foul the deadening on the bonnet.
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Re: rllocks. sat in the rain awaiting greenflag.
« Reply #14 on: 10 April 2013, 21:42:40 »

Position of my injectors probably gets in the way at a guess, but we'll find out in the morning :)



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