Missing, no power, clouds of smoke !!!!

Started by MKNoble, August 15, 2005, 03:44:35 PM

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Brett

Well done mate!
Out of interest, why does the map sensor plug seem to come adrift so easily in the Fd? This is one of many similar stories.
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iaint

Quote from: BrettWell done mate!
Out of interest, why does the map sensor plug seem to come adrift so easily in the Fd? This is one of many similar stories.

Age would be my guess and the hard driving giving sudden changes in pressure, over time it works loose I guess.

"The way to do is to be." - Lao Tzu

Wav

Excellent news, bet you\'re glad you couldn\'t wait til the morning :D

The v-mount is mine, it works very well indeed :cool  and it wasn\'t a kit exactly, although I\'m pretty sure that soon enough a few of the tuners will be selling something similar, if they haven\'t already started doing so ;)

Paul:)

MKNoble

I\'ve just been to look again in the light of day and what I wrote in 1) is a load of rubbish.

The tubes aren\'t connected to the disc shaped thing (dump valve controller?) at all but were connected to each other on a three way connector.

It turns out one of the three ways is closed off at the connector. That had the tube that went to the cockpit attached.

I\'m going play around with my tubes now :-)

Cheers,
Mike.

iaint

Quote from: MKNobleI\'ve just been to look again in the light of day and what I wrote in 1) is a load of rubbish.

The tubes aren\'t connected to the disc shaped thing (dump valve controller?) at all but were connected to each other on a three way connector.

It turns out one of the three ways is closed off at the connector. That had the tube that went to the cockpit attached.

I\'m going play around with my tubes now :-)

Cheers,
Mike.

Could be that a boost gauge was attached and then removed.  Can\'t think why else vacuum/pressure hoses would be attached to indise the cockpit!

"The way to do is to be." - Lao Tzu