right, a bit of advice is needed. well, quite a lot actually...

ive got a 4x4 999 in the car at the moment, with a damaged head. i also have a 999 ie uno head that is fine. the fuel pump mount isnt drilled on that and ive heard that the cam doesnt have the drive anyway. ive got the carb, which is known working, and ive also got the injection system of the uno, and most of the loom.

time wasn't on my side and i had to cut it in a couple of places at the following points where it stemmed out:

• double blue
• double black (earth)
• orange/black, red, green/black, green/white
• double orange/white, blue, brown

the wires to the coil were double green, orange, red - which i cut at the coil

the only sensors i will have will be on the head/inlet assembly, as i didnt have time to take any others. will i be able to get this running or did i leave too much behind? or is the carb better anyway?

also, as i dont have a fuel pump on the head or on the tank, whats my best way of going about this? i was thinking of getting a su type electic one, such as this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Austin-Mini-m...579734571QQcategoryZ27376QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
i borrowed one a while ago to run on my mini when my mech one died and they seem ok

also, is there anything else any of you can think of that ive missed?

just found these courtesy of Louie Bee in another thread

looks fun

colour key:
A: L. Blue
B: White
C: Orange
G: Yellow
H: Grey
L: Blue
M: Brown
N: Black
R: Red
S: Pink
V: Green
Z: Violet

Is the ie not just a computer controlled version of the carb anyway i.e it doesn't have injectors?

what would the computer control then?more likely it would be a single injectior set up like in the cinqs

Sorry single point injection is what I was referring to. It looks like a carb but with some wires sticking out to the control unit.

We had to jury rig an electric pump on Sylvia (1990 999cc panda) as we fitted in an 1108 injected engine into it (but fitted Sylvias Carb on instead). There was space to fit the old pump on but no cam/piston to operate the pump.

http://niimc.com/Belfast to Morocco/20th September 2005/still a problem.jpg

Jim

yeah, thats what i think im gonna do. just get a basic electric pump and use that with the carb, at least for now

Don't get a basic one, get a decent quality one.