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Has anyone got a spare petrol regulator for an 8v Gti (E-reg). I have recently changed the injectors, and adjusted the air flow, but still get a slightly lumpy running under low revs and deceleration.
One thought was to try a different fuel pressure regulator (the diaphragm on the fuel rail) to see if that helped. GSF had no part listed, so if anyone has a spare that I could buy, let me know.
Also any tips on adjusting the running/fine tuning would be good. It's a relatively tidy car, and it'd be nice to get it running better. I don't want to get rid of it - yet!! If I get the engine running smoothly, I might feel inclined to tackle the creaky n/s front strut!
Thanks
Andy
Petrol pressure regulator - 1.9 8v Gti
Petrol pressure regulator - 1.9 8v Gti
Citroen D Super 5 LHD 1974
Citroen AZU 250 1974 - ex Belgian PO 4-seater van
Citroen AZU 250 1974 - ex Belgian PO 4-seater van
Injectors
Thanks Way2Go. I did get the injectors cleaned, and the one that was shot was replaced.
I guess I'll live with the judders, and try and adjust it to run as smooth as I can get.
I guess I'll live with the judders, and try and adjust it to run as smooth as I can get.
Citroen D Super 5 LHD 1974
Citroen AZU 250 1974 - ex Belgian PO 4-seater van
Citroen AZU 250 1974 - ex Belgian PO 4-seater van
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I now own DS Andy's GTI and have just changed the Distributor as kindly sold for a very reasonable price from Malcolm. At speed now there's no fluctuation in running and runs well, it's still lumpy at idle until upto temperature though and it still "misses" a little at various times while running though.
I've got a brand new set of NGK spark plugs that I had for a Saab that after looking on the web should fit. I'm also on the look out for a new set of HT leads so at least then I can rule all these things out.
I've got a brand new set of NGK spark plugs that I had for a Saab that after looking on the web should fit. I'm also on the look out for a new set of HT leads so at least then I can rule all these things out.
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Is it possible to adjust the idle mixure on that motor? Perhaps it is too weak/lean.
Probably too weak, as the MOT test likes weak mixtures.
Also, check the little throttle open switch still works OK.
The other thing is air leaks on any pipes under vacuum.
Mike
Probably too weak, as the MOT test likes weak mixtures.
Also, check the little throttle open switch still works OK.
The other thing is air leaks on any pipes under vacuum.
Mike
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