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another 1.8 L-jet garage find no start |
RRietman |
Dec 14 2009, 09:21 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 100 Joined: 13-December 09 From: Pacific Northwest USA Member No.: 11,124 Region Association: None |
Hello all, first time poster here. long time Porsche owner but no 914's for the last 20 years. just got a 74 1.8L. Not running. been sitting for a few years. looking for some advice on getting it started. here's what I have done so far:
drained fuel, cleaned up pump and contacts. replaced filter and lines here. R&R AFS, throttle body,air dizzie, cleaned. replaced all vac , fuel hoses. checked fuel pressure= 40-- holds 20 for about 20 min.. new points,condeser,cap,rotor,wires,plugs,static timing. check compression---140-160. cranked it up, starts, revs once, then dies. then crank crank crank ---nothing. wait ten minutes. does the same thing. checked all double relay functions, connections---everything OK. replaced relay anyway, looked bad. R&R all ground connections. ALL of them. still does the same starting drill. R&R and check operation of aux air valve,throttle switch,cold start valve thermo switch. evrything OK except thermo switch a little sketchy. jump thermo switch plug with 12v and ground, engine starts , runs poor, dies when jump is pulled. pulled ECU connector do voltage supply tests from manualstype4. all OK. rehookup all wiring, pull injectors, crank with ign on--- no fuel spray. pull ECU connector and injector plugs 12v at all plugs--- no shorts. apply ground to #14/15/32/33 and get good repeatable fuel spray test. 50---70 cc at 20 sec. hook up ECU, crank + ign = no fuel spray. jump coil#15 and starter #50 w/12v (bypass ign sw). crank= no fuel spray. I'm at the wall here. ECU? also, one of my VW manuals talks about replacing the 15C thermoswitch with a later 35C unit to help starting problems. makes sense to me. comments? TIA Randy Bellingham Wa |
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