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rover3l »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/rover3l-u10518.htmlSat Dec 25, 2004 9:42 am
About once a week the Q will not start easily, it has to be cranked about 10 times and finally when it fires it runs like a bear with revs all over then the place. Typically they will vary between 1400 and 200. When they drop to 200 it almost stalls and then it kicks back up to over 1000. It will eventually stabilise when the engine gets to normal operating temperature. The strange thing is that this only happens intermittently making it difficult to problem solve.
Before this happened I had a CEL appear and a KS code was discovered and a loss in injector pressure was detected. He did a full fuel rail flush and TB clean, re-set the codes and then the Q ran like a dream for a week or so before the present intermittent symptoms began.
Any thoughts on how to diagnose or any planned maintainence I should do
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DAEDALUS »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/daedalus-u128.htmlSat Dec 25, 2004 10:16 am
Sounds like a MAF issue. In the past I've ridden around with the ECU on the floor, and a wire probe stuck in the back of the connector hooked up to a DVOM so I could monitor voltages. It works but it's a pain. Best to have someone ride with you, keeping their eye on the meter.
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squeefoo »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/squeefoo-u8899.htmlSat Dec 25, 2004 6:12 pm
maxnix wrote:Why not the fuel pump or its controller?
Q45 Tech seems to agree here when he refers to symptoms, just ran across this somewhere else. Sounds like it's worth adding to the list of possibilities.