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01-20-07, 08:04 AM
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It's a typical problem with the series 4, something about the fuel pump still running when you turn the car off or something i cant remember the details but its a fairly easy fix someone on here is bound to know the answer your after
01-20-07, 08:08 AM
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Okay, you need to be more descriptive. Tell us what is happening and what you have done to try to fix it.
And have you tried this yet?
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...nflooding.html
And have you tried this yet?
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...nflooding.html
01-20-07, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Slow Rotor
It's a typical problem with the series 4, something about the fuel pump still running when you turn the car off or something i cant remember the details but its a fairly easy fix someone on here is bound to know the answer your after
I havent ever heard of this before... Once you turn the car off, you cut power to the pump.
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01-20-07, 08:31 AM
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Well i really cant remember what the mechanic said exactly i was looking at getting an s4 with the same problem. Have a look at that link to rotary ressurection their band aid fix is to install a cut off switch
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01-20-07, 08:41 AM
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The cut off switch is for cars that have flooding problems... Not for cars that have pumps that continue to run when the car is switched off.
Flooding is generally caused by low compression or sensor malfunctions. Also, poor upkeep can cause a car to start flooding (old plugs/etc..).
Flooding is generally caused by low compression or sensor malfunctions. Also, poor upkeep can cause a car to start flooding (old plugs/etc..).
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01-20-07, 08:48 AM
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Yeah as i said it was a while ago and i didnt remember the exact details all i really remember is that it happens when the compression gets a bit low and is pretty easy to fix
01-20-07, 08:50 AM
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And you have read all this
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2...unflooding.html
search the site and see what you can find about the cause of it
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2...unflooding.html
search the site and see what you can find about the cause of it
01-20-07, 09:00 AM
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yes, tested good, on the pressure switch the wires were cut, i reattached them using a diagram, then the flooding started. my bac will not adjust idle i have a tech pulling my ecu to test it
01-20-07, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by rx7turbojunkie
no high rpms now, any ideas goes to about 3000 and misses
01-22-07, 12:56 PM
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hey, i have a couple of ground wires i need to know where they go, my pics are to large to post, can someone provide an e-mail address to help me find these wires. i will e-mail the pics to you
