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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #60 on: 20 September 2015, 14:44:15 »

Could just be fuel trims drive around for a while and see if it maps up and resolves

If not may need to look at fuel/air filter and any pending codes (run and look at codes before turning off as pending ones reset)
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #61 on: 20 September 2015, 19:47:07 »

Could just be fuel trims drive around for a while and see if it maps up and resolves

If not may need to look at fuel/air filter and any pending codes (run and look at codes before turning off as pending ones reset)
Thanks. Problem is car is on a SORN note, no MOT, not insured or taxed. Car was running normally when I drove it back from Chippenham 2 months ago. If you are right it can wait until I need it. I could drive it to MOT station as it is, and I think it should pass.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #62 on: 20 September 2015, 20:49:29 »

Car does not start well cold. On third or fourth attempt it starts and runs. It starts hot first time. I wondered if it might be ECU temperature sensor, which I know is fitted in the EGR manifold. I remember refitting it, seemed OK. I have groped around down below the rear of the head, think I felt it, and it was secure. I think there should be an EML on for missing sensor. I thought there should have been an EML on when MAF sensor was unplugged, but there was not. Bulbs are OK.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #63 on: 21 September 2015, 11:21:28 »

Sure there are no air leaks?
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #64 on: 21 September 2015, 19:29:56 »

Sure there are no air leaks?
No, an air leak is my most likely solution. Is there anything I can spray around the inlet system while engine is at idle which will assist me locating a leak? I eliminated the big one, vacuum pipe not fitted. I assume any leak has to be between the MAF sensor and the engine.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #65 on: 21 September 2015, 20:56:45 »

With engine running spray carb cleaner around all joints ,,,,air pipes...vacum pipes...manifold..engine...anywhere there is a joint...at which point if the engine runs ok then where ever you are on the engine then thats where your problem air leak would be  :y
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #66 on: 21 September 2015, 21:52:49 »

With engine running spray carb cleaner around all joints ,,,,air pipes...vacum pipes...manifold..engine...anywhere there is a joint...at which point if the engine runs ok then where ever you are on the engine then thats where your problem air leak would be  :y
Thanks, will do.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #67 on: 23 September 2015, 12:58:38 »

Idling hot, I sprayed carb cleaner over the inlet tract, inlet manifold, breather pipes, everywhere i could think of, but the engine note never changed. I have swopped the MAF sensor for a known good one, no change. Might it be the coil stick? Only other thing I can think of is the ECU temperature sensor. I have not changed it but I did unplug it when I removed the head and EGR manifold. I am confident I have replugged it correctly, it is still attached, but with the cam cover on it is difficult to unplug and replug it. Apart from that I have no more ideas.
Of course it might be OK and just in need of a good thrashing. While on a SORN I cannot give it one.Any thoughts?
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #68 on: 23 September 2015, 17:04:29 »

Book it in for MOT nearby. Then take it out, so if you get stopped can say you are on route  :y
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #69 on: 23 September 2015, 17:30:10 »

Book it in for MOT nearby. Then take it out, so if you get stopped can say you are on route  :y
It's not insured either. I could insure it, but as some expense. My plan was to bide my time until another car breaks down.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #70 on: 23 September 2015, 17:58:24 »

Book it in for MOT nearby. Then take it out, so if you get stopped can say you are on route  :y
It's not insured either. I could insure it, but as some expense. My plan was to bide my time until another car breaks down.
Can insure for one day to get it to the MOT
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #71 on: 23 September 2015, 19:29:32 »

Book it in for MOT nearby. Then take it out, so if you get stopped can say you are on route  :y
It's not insured either. I could insure it, but as some expense. My plan was to bide my time until another car breaks down.
Can insure for one day to get it to the MOT
I wonder at what cost. Thanks Rob, will investigate.
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #72 on: 23 September 2015, 19:45:29 »

Been a few years, but day insurance could be had for a tenner  :y
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #73 on: 23 September 2015, 19:46:52 »

Nearer £25-30 nowadays ;)
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Re: HG change on a 2.2
« Reply #74 on: 23 September 2015, 23:43:49 »

Nearer £25-30 nowadays ;)

Yes , i insured for a day a few months back .. cost me £30 . Some may say expensive but cheaper than getting nicked  :)
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