Posted by Marino Pacini on October 12, 2010, 1:05 pm
Year of Manufacture *: 2002 Engine Size and Code *: 2.9 dsl ( Optional ) Scanner Used: jak 5900 ( Optional) Fault Codes: p1119 p0190 p1120 p1500
Hi guys Have just read archives and decided i have reached a point where more knowledge is required.
Basically this car came to us as a non runner and was booked in to have the high pressure fuel pump replaced, we took it off and had it tested which it passed inspection, refitted still not running, did what i would have done first had the customer not asked for fuel pump replacement and did leak back check. this was bad and so had injectors reconditioned and it started first turn of the key. after 20 miles it started to knock heavily and smoke under acceleration, one of the injectors failed sent it back and refitted it after and now it does not knock, they tell me there was no swarf or fillings in the injectors when they stripped them down just worn.
So on road test again it became apparent that there was another fault and now when you accelerate the fuel pressure shoots up to 1800 bar and the engine dies the further you go the worst it gets and the engine rattles due to excess pressure but if you accelerate slo9wly its fine! of course now I'm into the its your fault syndrome Even tho it did this before it failed to start, Ive rear a lot about pump failures but the company i used for testing i am quite happy know what they are doing.i will try and find the rail pressure sensor wherever this is as i have no data on this car and hope its that at fault.it has 1000 bar cranking when the fault is there! any thoughts appreciated
Marino. From experiance on these, i will fit new pump, new injectors, HP pipes and common rail on a one that has been a non runner. Flush tank and low pressure pipes as well. Frag is normally just grey sludge. Kev. ps you did re-code the injectors ?
Hi, kevs suggestion is the best way for anything with a delphi system on it. But you can first of all have a look in the fuel tank for filings, best to shine a light in as filings can be very small and the light picks up on them, if its clean then its worth going for a fix. poor injectors can increace fuel pressure but unlikely to reach 1800bar, have they been reconed correctly? (new sticker with C2I calibration number)there are folk out there just fitting nozzles and internals and no new C2I number. even though you have had the pump tested i would still be looking at what plays the biggest part in controling pressure, the IMV and the control of it.