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Torsa g

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Registered: 20th Sep 07
Location: Tamworth. Rides: An OSTRIDGE
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13th Dec 07 at 12:37

Hi ive got a c20xed corsa

We just fitted the engine in the car and got it all running after a new temp sensor and a new fuel relay,

the car runs fine and idles fine, and revs up fine

But when we go to drive it it bogs if you put the slightest bit to much throttle on, and struggles through the whole rev range until about 5000 then pulls alot better but not 100%,

any info would be nice

johnhara1

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Registered: 19th Oct 06
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
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13th Dec 07 at 14:41

EML on at all?

Make sure its wired up and check for any faults.

What fuel pump you using?

Torsa g

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13th Dec 07 at 15:38

Yeah weve done paperclip test and we got lambda, cranksensor and tps come up do youi reckon with these changed it should work alrite, using 1.4 mpi pump

johnhara1

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13th Dec 07 at 16:59

Check the wiring to the sensors too maybe theres a break or moisture got into them.

But yes fixig\replacing these will solve the problems your having.

luke85

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14th Dec 07 at 00:18

Crank sensor comes up if you do the test with the engine not running so Id ignore that one. (as long as you mean the crank speed sensor)

The fuel pump should be fine for that engine too, Id try sorting out the throttle position sensor first, I think thats your best bet

Torsa g

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14th Dec 07 at 09:10

where is the crank speed sensor on this engine,

Torsa g

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14th Dec 07 at 15:41

any one

johnhara1

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14th Dec 07 at 15:48

The crank sensor is on the front of the block on the left hand side, just above the sump.

It is secured with 2 allen key bolts.