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Old 14-03-2008, 16:52
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my car is currently running at 7% and the maximum is 3.5% i have tried running it on my emissions machine and turning the screw on the mass air flo meter but no change at all any ideas how to drop it down to 2% also starting to smoke on and when you drive it yo can smell that it's running very rich what would the smoke on idle be either turbo or valve seals. does not smoke when driving just on idle
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Old 14-03-2008, 17:46
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smoke is probably rear turbo seal if its defo oil.

Emissions could quite possibly be a boost leak if you have any lash ups on your intercooler conversion. If not it could be the fuel pressure regulator
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Old 14-03-2008, 19:17
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cant say that i have noticed a boost leak i still cant understand why the mass air flow meter screw is not changing the emissions at all doesnt make sense. i agree with you bout turbo seal i can put up with it at the mo cant be arsed to take the turbo off for the second time it is suck a cucking funt to do lol
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Old 14-03-2008, 20:07
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sometimes you will need to unplug the water temp sensor and bridge the connectors with a resistor to make it change (as discribed in the manual)
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I think its the Fuel pressure Reg which would effect the Emissions
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Old 15-03-2008, 08:34
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when my fuel pressue reg went t!ts up, that made the co go off the scale at 10% and couldnt be adjusted on the AFM as it was to far for it to right. i would deffo look towards the AFM.

do you have a pressure gauge you could try in the fuel line going into the fuel rail, should be bout 36psi (2.5bar), when mine went wrong this was about 60psi.

also the water temp sensor on the inlet manifold tells the ECU when the engine is warm enuf to turn off cold start over fuel, if this is faulty that would also cause 7% CO

do you have any starting problem when its warm??? my was a bugger to start hot when the fuel reg was fubber.
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yeah, thats a point, my fpr, went up to 60psi as well, i had to rev the tits off of it to get home, but i think it fecked my injectors up as well, so i changed the lot and its to lean on tickover now, probly cos i kept weakening the afm first.
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Old 15-03-2008, 13:15
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it is a mother to start when it's cold have to pump the throttle just to start it will get a fuel pressure gauge on it and try it
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Old 15-03-2008, 22:24
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i found mine started like a dream when cold, was an absolute fooker when hot.
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