Technical Now which one of you can solve this one

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Technical Now which one of you can solve this one

robillum

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Hello All,

I have a jtd stilo.Recently it has began playing up.I had left it into a local "Specialist" to have the timing belt replaced, as well as a new fuel sender unit fitted..Previous to this it had been cutting out, and then starting again after a couple of cranks.Though I thought it was just a random fault

When i got it back from the "Expert" he claimed the fuel pressure sensor was faulty as well as the MAF sensor, he had disconnected both these sensors.They had apparently shown as a fault in the computer.The car drove home, though it sounded like a tractor! it didn't cut out again though!

After getting a fuel sensor (from flea bay) and fitting it (and a new crank sensor) the car ran for a bit really well, and then cut out again.It starts after a couple of turns but then stops again.

When it runs it runs well with plenty of power.


But if you disconnect the pressure sensor it runs, and drives although is down on power.it never cuts out?

i am pulling my hair out!.. what do you think it is?

Would the second pressure sensor be faulty? or is it something else with the fuel system?



Andrew


When it runs, it goes really well.
 
Most common cause of this is Crank Sensor (they fail intermittently).

I'd get some fault codes read (see thread at top) before you start buying more parts you don't need.

Try a Search and you'll find lots of info on this :)
 
yes i thought that.But as i said if i disconnect the fuel pressure sensor, the car runs and drives and never cuts out.So surely that rules out the crank sensor?
 
to me if it was the crank sensor, then the car would still cut out when i drive it with the pressure sensor disconnected, whereas i can drive quite happily all day with the pressure sensor disconnected.
 
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