924Board.org Discussion Forum of 924.org    FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in   924 FAQ (Technical)   924 Technical Section   924.org   924 Registry Search found 31 matches 924Board.org Forum Index Author Message   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:23 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Guys Having had a week in Cyprus to think about the problem I'm now thinking much more simple. So here's the thing.....the air filter and clip-on box are NOT fitted (easier to get to sensor pla ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 10:35 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Mike I'm happy with the cam timing. I've verified TDC is as per the flywheel mark and the cam timing mark also seems correct. Starts first time and sounds sweet enough. Absolutely must ch ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 7:13 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Ozzie The turbo thing looks like a different beast altogether. But thanks for the offer of advice - I'll consider anything at the moment. Seanski I've got earths running all over the plac ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 4:33 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Ozzie The amount of time I've spent on this thing and I can assure you that +10 comes before 0 on the flywheel, therefore +10 is BTDC. If you add 10 on to the 0 on the flywheel it will reach that ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:02 am   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Guys I've not made much progress due to the fact the damn thing wouldn't start! Turns out that I had a repeat of the same problem that plagued the car about a year ago - the plugs are knackered ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 3:35 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Smoothie Interesting comment. When the system pressurised, you can move the plunger easily - just how much resistance would you expect? There's no guarantee the WUR is good as they were both ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 1:49 am   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Lizard Yeah been there already. Except without the bottles - that's for girls. But I did put my cigarette out so I guess I'm a bit of a wimp. The injectors are atomizing but it's not brilli ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 10:35 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Jaf Yes it does sound like a similar problem. The metering head was second hand - new ones are hellishly expensive. However the control plunger moves up and down real sweet so I can't see it b ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 7:22 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi Mike Yeah those CIS testers inthe USA are cheap and plentiful. The prices varied from $50 to $200 but there were lots to choose from. I'll have to sort something out if I'm ever to get to th ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 3:28 am   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi guys 3 years IS a long time. I checked when the road tax ran out and it was 07/03 - yikes! It's kind of a running joke that lost its humour a long time ago. For me anyway. Everyone thinks it ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 4:56 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Yes Mike. But I've had the car for over 3 years and I've still not got it to run properly yet!! In a nutshell, it starts on the button, albeit slightly rough, but won't rev much above 2k. It sort o ...   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:14 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Nice one Mike. Makes sense. This could be the culprit then.... Cheers Alan   Topic: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part alanf_uk2002 Replies: 37 Views: 14473 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:02 pm   Subject: Engine Guru Needed to Identify Fuel System Part Hi guys Can someone help me identify the function and operation of a part of the fuel system please (2.0 NA)? I'm having trouble with my car and I've replaced everything I can think of apart from ...   Topic: Timing Mark alanf_uk2002 Replies: 18 Views: 7275 Forum: General Discussions   Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 4:29 pm   Subject: Timing Mark Sorry to drag this thread back up but.... Has anyone managed to time their engines and the timing marks (cam cover to camshaft wheel & flywheel marks) NOT line up as they should? I've timed ...   Topic: bike carbs on 924 with head work 150 bhp at back wheels alanf_uk2002 Replies: 148 Views: 111418 Forum: Performance Upgrades   Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 2:31 am   Subject: bike carbs on 924 with head work 150 bhp at back wheels Dave I'll give him a ring and see if he will swap my Zetec manifold + cash for a 924 inlet. It's brand new and never fitted so if you know of anyone interested... If there's any track days then ...   Page 1 of 3 Goto page 1, 2, 3  Next All times are GMT + 10 Hours Jump to: Select a forum Discussions----------------General DiscussionsPerformance UpgradesCars and Parts Wanted/For SaleBody and InteriorHow-To924 Racing Today 931 / 924S Issues----------------931 Tech.931 Discussion924S Discussions Other Stuff----------------About The BoardLinksEngine TransplantsCool DrivesPosts Rescued From the Old Board GTS Challenge----------------General DiscussionRules and Regs  Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group