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GreekStallion

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  1. The fuel system is whats keeping me at bay. I'd prefer the surge in the boot, so I'm looking at finding a small electric pump that will act as a lift into a surge. Currently asking Holley about their Mighty Mite pumps as they are self regulating, so hopefully no need for a full return line.

    Last time I touched the fuel tank, the sender wouldn't seal and leaked fuel constantly. Still have nightmares about that.


  2. Hi all,

     

    I've got a AU XR6 VCT which is running rough on ide and driving. I'm not the most mechanically minded, so i'll try explain the best I can.

     

    Cold idle, it is very rough, sometimes rough enough that you can feel it in the drivers seat. When it warms up, its a lot better. There is a sucking sound coming somewhere underneath the throttle body when I switch ignition off. But I cant be sure as it could be the throttle body itself. There also seems to be a sort of dripping sound when you sit in the car (sort of like a slow tap leak on a metal sink)

     

    Shifting into either Drive or Reverse, the engine runs rougher than Park or Netutral, especially at low speeds (<5kmh). While driving, it feel like the torque comes and goes in phases. If I raise the revs to ~1500, it will start poping every few seconds through the exhaust, and the popping will occur more often the more I push the motor.

     

    I am fairly certain there is a vacuum leak, but I havent yet managed to find it. I've used carby cleaner on the top of all the inlet pipes to try and test the gasket. I have also done an ECU fuel trim reset, which as far as I can tell, is only making it chug more fuel than usual. I have tested the resistances between leads through the common coil pack, and all seem to be normal. The car has had a full exhaust system done (inc extractors and hi-flow cat) a few days ago. Currently running 3 week old Mobil 98.

     

    Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

    Nick

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