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Title: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 22nd, 2013, 11:52am morning gents tried to start car this morning, flat battery, used jump start, engine running very rough and rev counter not working, used my diagnostic thingy, came up with 3 codes p0351 p0352 and p1351 equals ignite ion coil A primary/secondry circuit malfunction coil b maldunction and ignition ctrl circ hi voltage, whats the answer????? |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by Jonnycab on Sep 22nd, 2013, 2:44pm Wiring loom ? :-/ |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 22nd, 2013, 3:40pm hope not hope its simpler than that but u probably right |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by Matt on Sep 22nd, 2013, 7:22pm Fully charge the battery. Disconnect it for half hour to reset the ecu then reconnect and leave ticking over for ten mins. Do a scan and check what codes come up |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gozz on Sep 22nd, 2013, 7:25pm If it is the engine loom the job's not too bad,if you take the top cover off and gently remove the outer cable cover you may find that the insulation on the wires has disintegrated due to heat,these can be separately insulated and bound back together again,I have used aluminium tape to finish up in the past in an attempt to keep it cooler,whilst you're at it check the wires that come down near the front of the engine to the water sensors and disappear into the bowels for oil pressure sender and crank sensor,you will be able to see far enough from the top as to perished insulation,the cam sensor cable at the back of the engine,which is plain to see on the nearside,have also been seen to be devoid of insulation. Good luck GOZZ. |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 22nd, 2013, 7:25pm thanks matt will try that |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 22nd, 2013, 7:26pm ok gozz will have a look at that as well |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 23rd, 2013, 6:29pm weird??? jump started it tonight sort of followed matts advice and just let it tick over for 5 mins, then noticed rev counter was working again,reved it up and smooth as silk???? decided against driving it as im out of petrol, so I will get a couple of cans and fill tomorrow night then try driving it, no idea what could have happened, only been sitting ther since yesterday |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by lesterlad aka Rodders on Sep 23rd, 2013, 7:12pm on 09/23/13 at 18:29:45, gost wrote:
Could have been some damp air or condensation got to the wiring, It was very damp, rather foggy and very humid at 5am yesterday morning around here. |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 23rd, 2013, 8:02pm Ill let u know what happens tomorrow night when I try again, fingers crossed ;D |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by PJDavis on Sep 23rd, 2013, 8:37pm I'd still be checking that loom out. I've got a new loom on mine now, came off a 2.0Ltr so I had to make some adjustments and extensions, and had an electrician mate manage to change those horrible plugs over from the 2.3Ltr loom to the ones that needed on the 2.0Ltr loom. The difficult bit was getting the wires on and off the 'crank-sensor' I could only reach them whilst the car was on the ground by removing the oil-filter. Quite a fiddly job, but I'm glad it's done now, after inspecting the old loom once off the car I realised how bad it was, and I thought it wasn't that bad till then! |
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Title: Re: ignition coil Post by gost on Sep 24th, 2013, 8:12pm ok so I jump started car tonight, took it for a spin , ran like a dream, question now is, if I read code and presumably they are still there, what happens if I erase them? if I understand correctly codes are also erased from car? But then if I re-read themnnshould they come back?, if not does that mean ???? Ive lost myself now but I think u know what I mean ;D |
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