

| Subject: | Re: 85 westi still wiff a prooblamo |
| From: | Jonathan Farrugia |
| Date: | Mon, 3 May 2004 21:58:05 -0400 |
Jonce what are your compression numbers. as for testing the injectors you should be able to pull them and leave them attached to the fuel rail. then set set up a fuel pump relay jumper and a jumper to fire to coils on the injectors. this should allow you to watch the spray pattern. if i turns out to be the injectors there is a guy in michigan who rebuilds injectors. http://www.cruzinperformance.com/fuelinj.html i would also check the valves as it seems you had problems with bent pushrods. jonathan On Mon, 3 May 2004, Jonce Fancher wrote: > Hi all > im miffed > i have a 85 westi stock 1.9L Digijet > i have found a multitude of misc. problems that i have corrected such > as: > #3 injector corroded connector > coolent temp sensor intermittent connector > various small air leaks near and arount air distributor > exhaust leak before O2 sensor > spark plugs swapped out after gapping > all wires check good > all ecu pins test checks test good > coil checks good > O2 sensor checks good and is well grounded 1 wire style > all grounds at 0 ohms > intake air flow meter checks good > fixed 4 push rod tubes and replaced 2 pushrods > adjusted timing after swapping out distributor (plastic push on > connector on distributor was cracked in half) but still worked fine > timing was checked as per bentley but was close could not really dial > in dead on. > im out of places to look > im not sure what else to check > motor is hitting on all 4 cylinders and is just for a better word > stumbling. > the motor ran well for quite some time and then intermittently would > "stumble" for a few minutes and i was usually where i needed to go so > when finished i would return and just drive home without a problem. it > progressively would be more frequent. i did power it through a stumble > since i was merging on a freeway and had to just go. after that it ran > normal again. then the day hit with the family it started in on a > stumbling and it stayed so i limped home and put it on the lift and it > has been out of commission for about 2 weeks with me finding other > little things but not nailing the stumble. ideas i have to fix it are > > 1) take it to the dealer for a diagnostic test of some sort > 2) leak down test to see if i have internal issues > 3) injector test for spray pattern and volume( can i check that? how?) > 4) adjust valves?? > any ideas im running out. its either the 1st thing you look at or the > last and so far its turning out to be the last. ive probably checked or > tested more than the above items but im willing to listen to more > suggestions short of igniting and collecting insurance. c-ya > thanks Jonce >
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