jack11
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A little advice needed..

Thu 17 Sep 2015 11:44:50 AM
Hello, any advice on this would be very appreciated.
My grandmother has a 1994 998cc model,with only 25k on the clock.
It's developed, what appears to be a common fault,which is violent "grass hopping " which kicks in only once the engine has reached normal running temp. So I bought a tested second hand throttle body, swapped them over ,ran it on idle, went for a test drive for 10 mins,it was running perfectly & then suddenly the problem returned.! The car is about a hours drive from me,so not very accessible.
I'm unfamiliar with these engines, and would be eternally great full for a bit of advice,from someone with knowledge. Her mechanic took the mick & didn't find the problem ,so I said I'd have a look.
Jack.
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Re: A little advice needed..

Thu 17 Sep 2015 05:13:33 PM
the lambda readings when the fault occurs will give a good indication of whats at fault jack, just a volt meter tapped into the middle wire :)
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Re: A little advice needed..

Thu 17 Sep 2015 11:31:57 PM
Terrific, I'll do the test when I'm next over there & see what the readings are.
Thanks again. :)
Jack.