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Fuel pipe

Postby ewan » Thu Aug 03, 2017 6:07 pm

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This is what happens if the fuel pipe pops off the fuel rail. Oooops! Anyway, no harm done and all fixed now.
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Re: Fuel pipe

Postby PaulC1959 » Fri Aug 04, 2017 8:48 am

I had my ECU pop a few 'leccy bits inside when I was giving it a bit of stick and this caused the injectors to open fully and dump so much fuel into the engine that it cut out and rolled to a halt, actually had fuel on the floor and it absolutely stunk of petrol!
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Re: Fuel pipe

Postby PaulyA610 » Tue Aug 08, 2017 11:11 pm

Looks sooo good though even the on the back of a tow truck .lol
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Re: Fuel pipe

Postby ewan » Sun Aug 13, 2017 9:25 am

My car is now all fixed again. Colllected it last Thursday evening from Leicester and had a great 3 hour run back to Dorset. But it's quite annoying when people come up close behind with their lights blaring, trying to work out what the car is by reading the rear badge. The rear view mirror is old school, so doesn't dim.

Oh...and in the dark, the rear screen reflects the lit up road ahead, so when you look in the rear view mirror, you actually see the road in front of you! That's weird. The reflection of the dashboard dials up on to the front windscreen gives a strange upside down "head up" display as well.

So all in all, driving this car in the dark (something I've only done once in the two years I've owned it) is unlike anything else I've driven.


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