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fuel trim bank 1
Still got fuel trim bank 1 any advice got no sensor for the cat would this not help? Still cutting out when you stop and I have seen oil leaking out from the oil cap.:y:
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Sorry whats going on? Oil being blown from the oil cap suggests pressurisation of the crank case
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ed/split breather hose or an internal engine fault would cause the oil spurting out.:drink: + try this for the fuel trim bank. http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=333858 |
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going to dump the oil tomorrow and put some other oil in 10/40
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fuel trim bank 1
is your front lambda sensor.... |
this is what i was told from OBD
MIL (Malfunction Indicator Lamp) Illumination Start and stall Poor fuel economy Black smoke at tailpipe Hesitation/misfire at idle or under load Causes Potential causes include a vacuum leak, unmetered air leaks Fuel saturated engine oil Leak in turbo air charge hoses (if equipped) Possibly bad O2 sensor (If Mercedes, may require adaptation with M-Benz compatible scan tool.) Oil contamination in MAF connector or O2 sensor connectors. Also check ignition coils, cam and crank sensors, and oil sensor for leakage contributing to oil intrusion in wiring harness. Defective MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor (especially on Mercedez-Benz and other European autos. There are a lot of problems with aftermarket MAF sensors.) Defective fuel pressure regulator Leaking camshaft adjuster solenoids (Mercedes-Benz). NOTE: for some Mercedes-Benz models there is a service recall for a crankcase vent hose located under the intake manifold. It should be checked for leaks/cracking and also operation of check valve in the hose. The check valve should flow only one way.:y: |
Front lambda sensor mate nearly 100% sure.
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just had a look at the dip stick and its way over the max mark would this fuck the car up going to dump it tomorrow thats why oil is coming out the oil cap :( its only done 67 miles
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Yes your engine will leak oil if it`s overfilled.
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From the pictures in your other thread, you have the wrong oil cap. One of these is what you want.
Sounds like you need a new pre-cat lambda sensor. |
After spending the amount of money you`ve spent on the car I wouldn`t be dumping it.
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Get a used lambda sensor to get the car running properly,then when you`ve got the cash get a new one.As regards the clutch(if it was you)that did the engine swap then you should be able to whip the gearbox out & change the clutch yourself.Trust me if you`d seen the amount i`ve spent mechanics wise on my saxo you`d keel over lol.
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You`ll soon know with the lambda sensor,because when you remove it,it will be sooty black in colour(if it`s overfuelling)
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I will take it out tomorrow and have a look and give it good clean thanks for your help much appreciated :)
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