ChrisBoom
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Hi,
For some reason, my C20XE is overfuelling really bad. After many problems (See this thread here) I took off the fuel rail and installed a FSE boost valve, to see it that would help. It did, i think, as it started, but it is flooding itself with fuel, as it was doing before. How can I turn down the fuel flow, to stop it flooding itself?
Thanks
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Dave A
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had the fse set up on a Rolling road yet?
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DaNnY_LaD
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Is it a late or early XE?
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ChrisBoom
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quote: Originally posted by Dave A
had the fse set up on a Rolling road yet?
Nope, its not set up yet, but it was overfuelling even before I put it on.
quote: Originally posted by DaNnY_LaD
Is it a late or early XE?
Early, coil pack type.
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SportBoy
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could be coolant temp sensor
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Ant
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could be many things the FSE will need set to the correct fuel pressure early xe is 2.5 bar, CTS and AFM the most common causes of fueling issues on a c20xe
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Adam_B
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quote: Originally posted by Ant
CTS and AFM the most common causes of fueling issues on a c20xe
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ChrisBoom
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Have changed the AFM, so its not that. Will try and get another CTS, where can this be found on the engine? Next to the thermostat?
Cheers
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SportBoy
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yeah twin wire plug i think
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ChrisBoom
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Just discovered how badly its overfuelling... Nearly 5 litres of fuel gone in a few seconds, its like the injectors are jammed open, petrol is gushing into the engine, then locks it up
Could the CTS really cause that much overfuelling? I remember now that we had to put the sensor from an nova SRI on it, would this of affected it?
Edit: Found this, so It looks quite likely
http://www.topbuzz.co.uk/info/cts/cts.htm
[Edited on 05-01-2007 by macboom69]
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ChrisBoom
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Right, changed the plug, it now idles, but very high. Also, if it is revved, it boggs down. However, if I cover the AFM with my hand, it revvs fine, and it idles. Faulty AFM?
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ChrisBoom
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Now got a new problem. Even with a working AFM & CTS, it will still not run right.
1. Reversed the fuel lines: One way it will Overfuel, and will just lock up with so much petrol. When the lines are the other way round, the car starts fine, but is idling awful. Also, if you try to apply full throtle, it dies. Also, there seems to be no fuel in the fuel rail, wether running or not (I pressed the bike valve thing, no petrol came out)
What can this be? I have had the fuel pump out, its working fine..
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Dave A
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get the fse thing off and put a good standard one on.
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ChrisBoom
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Yup, took the fse off.
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