16v wont rev

  1. #1
    As the title says. I have it running better with different injectors and it was revving fine etc then i went to drive down the road and the engine just revved like the clutch had gone and now it wont rev, you have to hold the trottle open to get it to start and it just chug and as soon as you let the throttle go it dies??????????
  2. #2
    You sound like you're in a big rush lol.

    As for the Engine, Are you running a VTS ECU now?

    Is the Engine light on?
  3. #3
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Bikekid450 View Post
    You sound like you're in a big rush lol.

    As for the Engine, Are you running a VTS ECU now?

    Is the Engine light on?
    I am in a rush lol i need the car. Its got the right ecu on it now but i have no eml and diagnostic tools wont even find the ecu, could this mean the ecu is screwed?
  4. #4
    could be many things. Are you running a CAT?
  5. #5
    Try a different ecu
  6. #6
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by xsi16v View Post
    could be many things. Are you running a CAT?
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by raunchz View Post
    Try a different ecu
    Nope it dont have a cat and i have tried my old 1.4 and it wont even start, im trying to find somebody with an unlocked 3 plug ecu i can try but having no luck.
  7. #7
    Yeh I'd say try a new ECU also, they ones sounds messed up.
  8. #8
    Problemo solved! i took the line in off the fuel pump and blocked it and put the fuel return into the pump but had a play yesterday and realised the pipe i blocked is also a return pipe from the filter so it was pressuring up to much causing the over fueling, i have now put a T peice in so they both go back into the pump and it runs fine!! Now i know what people mean by dual fuel return!!!!
  9. #9
    Hahaha glad it works mate
  10. #10
    Iv nipped the pipe very slight now so its abit uneven on tick over but its got alot more power so its staying at that lol!!
  11. #11
    Could be anything. Sounds like the ECU is looking for a sensor signal and not getting it so either a sensor is faulty or not plugged in e.g. MAP or crank. Lambda is less likely as it doesn't read from it when the engine is cold