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The Bogus One ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 452 Joined: 25-September 04 From: Ft. Myers, FL 33967 Member No.: 2,829 Region Association: South East States ![]() |
I pulled my 76 2.0 stock fuel injection engine a few months back so that I could plug up some oil leaks. Other than the leaks, the engine was running O.K. Well, as O.K. as I could tell after a couple of weeks of owning my first 914. I put the engine back in just a couple weekends ago and have slowly been trying to get her going again. For a couple of days I could only get her to spin with the starter, but I wasn't getting any fuel.....I figured out today that I hadn't connected the wiring harness to the distributor. Now that I have it connected I cranked her over and I am now firing on just the #3 cylinder. I also don't smell and raw fuel coming out of the exhaust. And when I open the throttle, she seems to power up a little bit, but not much.
major points 76 2.0L D-Jet rebuilt/cleaned injectors from cruzin performance new large and small injector rubber new vacc. hoses all around just had it tuned up before I needed to pull the engine and I didn't screw with the ignition system at all. I hear no clicking when I move the throttle switch (thought I was supposed to hear the injectors clicking) If there are any other bits of info that will help in the trouble shooting process please let me know. Jim (n00b) |
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The Bogus One ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 452 Joined: 25-September 04 From: Ft. Myers, FL 33967 Member No.: 2,829 Region Association: South East States ![]() |
OK! Some progress has been made in the diagnostic process. I switched the injectors around to other cylinders on the engine. The injector that was in my #3 cylinder is now in the #1 cylinder and now I am (when it does run) just running on the #1 cylinder. I know this because as I go around the running engine pulling the injector wires the engine keeps sputtering on except for when I pull the wires on the #1 cylinder at which point the engine dies. So I guess this points to my injectors being stuck. I just sent them out for cleaning and servicing from Cruzin Performance. And I kept them bagged until I was ready to install them. They did sit in their bags for a few months because I was moving into a new house, but I don't know why that would have caused a problem.
ANY ANY ANY thing else that I should do/try to test the injectors individually, please let me know. I am at the thread bare end of my sanity. I heard about the guy that used a shot gun to remove a stubborn lug nut. I am about ready to see if his technique will work to fix my FI system. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/ar15.gif) |
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