2004 Rover CityRover still missing
Year: 2004
Variant: 1.4
Categories:
Running Rough, Starting & Power Loss
hi i've replaced most of the parts with new ones the cambelt sensor, iginiton coil . spark plug leads and the fuel filter ect,plus it as been dio tested again and it still comes up that the cambelt sensor is faulty anuy new surgestions will be very grateful thanks
Posted: Oct 7, 2010 (13 years ago)
have you had the wiring to the cambelt sensor checked for poor contact or damaged pins,also check that the cambelt timing is correct
Posted Oct 7, 2010 (13 years ago)
Could check this out re. misfire on that car from another forum ,
30-08-08
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Crank sensors are prone on these cars and this type of sensor loses power as it heats up so this falls in line with your symptoms.
It is located at the back of the engine and faces the gearbox above the sump. Its black and held by a small bolt (7mm head I think). Try this first.
The second part that is a common fault is the coolant temperature sensor. If it doesn't tell the ECU the engine is hot, it will overfuel badly and choke the engine. It is on the water elbow at the front right of the engine as you look under the engine. Usually brown in colour but yours may be black, check before changing.
30-08-08
Hometune
Formula 1 Driver Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 2,988
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Thanked 277 Times in 275 Posts
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Crank sensors are prone on these cars and this type of sensor loses power as it heats up so this falls in line with your symptoms.
It is located at the back of the engine and faces the gearbox above the sump. Its black and held by a small bolt (7mm head I think). Try this first.
The second part that is a common fault is the coolant temperature sensor. If it doesn't tell the ECU the engine is hot, it will overfuel badly and choke the engine. It is on the water elbow at the front right of the engine as you look under the engine. Usually brown in colour but yours may be black, check before changing.
Posted Oct 7, 2010 (13 years ago)
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Posted Oct 29, 2010 (13 years ago)
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