Just about had enough
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Intermittent issues
I have changed the injectors, leads, cap, rotor arm, plugs, fuel pump relay, lift pump & main fuel pump but the problem still exists, I have spoken to a few so called experts and asked if it could be the ecu that is faulty only to be told that the mk1 doesn't have an ecu! But mine certainly does & it left the factory with it.
I have even had it die on me when doing 60mph on a duel carriageway whilst overtaking. I am now at the point where I don't know what to do next so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Try reading
https://www.cabby-info.com/fuel.htm
Kammy has a pleathora of things CIS there.
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Dunno if this helps but I'm resurrecting an Australia delivery '91 Cabrio K-Jet-with-lamda that I've had in my mother's garage for past 16 years. I've replaced the tank, lift pump and main pump. Fuel accumulator leaks so that's on the list but I imagine this is only needed for warm start.
16 years ago I was smart enough to pull the injectors and fuel distributor and seal them in a bag with lots of WD40, so they're fine. It sort-of starts but won't run. I've been told fuel return should be 800ml for 30-60 seconds if you power the pumps directly … I have 250ml so it's almost certainly fuel blockage or maybe the lift pump, which I've been told is critically needed in this K-Jet variant (but not other variants oddly enough … strange).
Maybe also fuel blockage or lift pump issue for you? Lastly, I can confirm my car also has an ECU. Good luck
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