04-06-17, 11:26 GMT+10#1
Is it a good idea to remove the inlet manifold to install a new engine loom,
Any tips greatly appreciated.
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Replacing engine loom
Started by DARYLSVL · 4 June 2017 · 9 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts. View original archive ↗
04-06-17, 17:07 GMT+10#3
you can replace loom with the inlet mani on.
i'd suggest removing that strut though between the mani and block.
if you can get access to an engine out of a car have a look at that. once you visualise where the loom is meant to run its not that hard but i've just removed about 8 looms in the last 2 weeks so its all in the practice.
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04-06-17, 19:20 GMT+10#4
cheers the motor is in. ill give it ago this weekend. should hopefully solve a lot of problems
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15-06-17, 18:13 GMT+10#5
Looms all in.
now having problems trying to start
ecu gives the all good code and theres spark.
was running before the loom was changed
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15-06-17, 19:19 GMT+10#7
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No fuel
I thought that this afternoon and added 15 litres and still nothing
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15-06-17, 19:59 GMT+10#8
Have you pulled a hose off to the rail to see that your pump is pumping fuel?
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