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Burning Fuel - scotia - 27-05-2015
Hi All
I've got black smoke coming out of the exhaust, a strong smell of fuel and most importantly I'm filling up with petrol much more often. It's a 1.4 petrol 55 plate and the check engine light was on so I hooked up the diagnostic tool and had codes P0132, P0130 & P1327. It stalls when idling also and chugs quite badly sometimes so badly there's a noticeable shake in the cab.
Any suggestions welcome as I've been trying to sort this on my own for a while and I'm getting nowhere!
RE: Burning Fuel - scotia - 27-05-2015
RE: Burning Fuel - Jed Clampit - 27-05-2015
First thing to check is the coil pack and the air filter the MAF and auto choke
RE: Burning Fuel - Lighty - 28-05-2015
P1327 is fault with the ignition system, often caused by the coil pack on these engines. Without hearing the car , it's difficult to be 100%, but a coil pack & plugs may cure the fault. The other 2 fault codes relate to the exhaust sensor (lambda), if the car is running badly, you can expect to see this fault anyway.
Just as a tip, don't buy a cheap coil pack, they often allow the car to run on 4 cups again, but the fault light will not go out.
RE: Burning Fuel - scotia - 28-05-2015
I'll check the coil pack later thanks. Everytime I take the plugs out or the lambda they are completely black. Just completely covered in soot. I had been told that it could be a faulty coolant temperature sensor or fuel injectors, does this sound right? I tried to replace the coolant temp sensor (green) but I have ordered three now and although they have all been the same they are larger than the one that is on my van. The ones that I am being sent are too deep to fit into my engine but I have used my registration number to order them from three different places.
Lighty - I attached a couple of videos of the engine running and the exhaust spluttering above but if you can't see them here's the link if that helps.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2rqflu_engine-stuttering_auto
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2rqfx4_exhauststuttering_auto
RE: Burning Fuel - ffrenchie - 28-05-2015
The tick over sounds slow, have you looked at the throttle position and MAF sensor ?
RE: Burning Fuel - scotia - 28-05-2015
(28-05-2015, 08:01 AM)ffrenchie Wrote: The tick over sounds slow, have you looked at the throttle position and MAF sensor ?
I've had a look at the MAF sensor and it all looks okay but to be honest everything I know about cars I've taught myself over the last couple of years and the MAF and the throttle isn't something I know too much about. How do I make sure the throttle position is good and the MAF is okay. Would this explain the fact that it's burning fuel excessively?
RE: Burning Fuel - polar - 28-05-2015
A faulty coil pack will damage the lambda sensors so replace both and go from there.
RE: Burning Fuel - Kokain - 28-05-2015
It's either your coil pack or lambda sensor. Since I had experience on both faults I would bet it's your O2 sensor due to the video symptoms. Best thing to do is disconnect it and see what happens. If things get better then you are in luck, they are only 15gbp
RE: Burning Fuel - scotia - 29-05-2015
Just took delivery of a new cool pack and lambda sensor so here's hoping. Unfortunately where the lambda sensor screws into the manifold is threaded at the manifold end. The guy I bought it from had botched a fix for it but if I need to replace it I'll need to replace the manifold. I have a second hand manifold in good condition but can't get it disconnected from the cat, any suggestions? I know there are bolts on the underside but they are pretty rusted and I can't budge then, can't even figure out what size they are, I think they might be different sizes