had the car on an emission machine and the c0 was about 4 which was high so the car is running rich ,

i checked my fuel pressure and it was just over 3 bar the other day is this ok or should it be about 2.5?

does any one have any other ideas ppl? it definatly feels like a misfire not a hesitation.

So the car is running rich... which is controlled by a lambda sensor. What ECU number do you have? All bar 1 require a lambda sensor.

Chris_C wrote:If you are running the ECU will expect all sensors, without the lambda it'll keep trying to get richer and richer until the sensor output see's the correct value, which if it's disconnected will be never.

As an aside, what is the S number on the ECU you are running? I'm guessing it's either ending 105 or 107, not 101 or 103?

I'll get the numbers off it tomo as I'm taking my loom off n having it redone with lambda loom n the wire for my idle speed sensor, so hopefully when loom goes bk on n I've fitted a lambda it will run

My s number is s101715103 p
And above the bvm it has hom7700851741

Out of interest, you're not using an aftermarket fuel reg are you?

Nah I'm not mate ? Standard reg n i checked pressure n it's 3 bar

Are there any other sensors you arn't running? I'd suggest getting it on a diagnostic machine if you have that still in the loom, will at least show what it thinks it's doing

It doesn't have the diag plug lol but i ain't running a lambda so I'm gunna give that a try

It's the only thing I can think of, but it is really weird. Has your ECU ever been chipped? Loads of the valver ones have, normally with dubious maps from ebay...

from what i know mate it hasnt but who is to say , you cant tell easy can ya . see if the loom n lambda sorts it .. i hope soo!!!

Not super easy no, yeah, see what happens. It will run a lot better with a lambda anyway. Where abouts are you?

I'm in Maidstone Kent mate probably miles from anyone