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 Post subject: el xr8 with a miss??????
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 12:23 am 
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hi can anyone out there be able to help, i have a el xr8 96 model, it has just been converted to lpg and runs normal fuel aswell, on both fuels the car has a miss on idle it comes and goes and also misses when you put your foot down, otherwise runs perfect, i have changed the plugs, leads, tps sensor,dizzi cap, rotor button and the coil, and it still does it,also at one stage i had a problem with the transmission controller but i replaced it too, i havent replaced the ecu yet not sure if i should,its driving me insane, got me stuffed,maybe a bomb might fix it, lol.....................
what else can it be??????????????????

also i am looking for a steering rack and a power steer pump to suit if anyone can help?????????????
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Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 12:38 am 
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Have you checked MAF sensor?

 

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 Post subject: re maf sensor
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 3:22 pm 
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hi the maf sensor is ok have tried it thankyou, on the lpg side of things it is disconnected via the lpg computer as it only has a part on the petrol side of things thanks anyway
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 Post subject: Re: re maf sensor
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:57 am 
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jazzy03 wrote:
hi the maf sensor is ok have tried it thankyou, on the lpg side of things it is disconnected via the lpg computer as it only has a part on the petrol side of things thanks anyway
do a compression test,if ok---vacuum leaks will be next,i had that problem,and changed most vac. hoses----even pulled the dash out.

 

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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:19 pm 
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sorry to but in, but im having similar problems.
what exactly do you look for when you check your MAF.

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 Post subject: el xr8 miss
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:47 pm 
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hey can anyone tell me what the black electric box with the vacumm hoses going into it up near the fire wall behind the window whiper washer bottle is , and what it does as it is making a huming noise, but when i take the vac hose off the egr on the throttle body it stops making that noise
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 Post subject: el miss
Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 11:17 pm 
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hi all finaly found out what the problem was, the spare parts sold me spark plugs for the s2 el v8 because i was putting gas on the car, s1 gap is 1.4 and series 2 gap is 1.1 and this caused the big problem since i have the plugs for the series 1 now the car runs perfect and is excellent on the gas, would recommend, just watch what plugs go into the car and what they sell you as the gasp difference is important can cause alot of problems as i spent lots on trying to locate the problem on to be something stupid
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