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hey guys ive just replaced the rb20det in my ceffy with another 1 i got it all hooked up and started it and didnt seem to run right it sounded like the timing was out and wasnt firing properly and also pissing out black smoke so somehow to much fuel. i though it might of been an electrical fault since then i have had it at the auto electrician and he cant find any problems in the ecu or harness. the coil packs and sparkplugs are fine to. its possibly the crank angle sensor but thats all i can think of anyway

would any of u guys have an idea of wat i mean or would be able to help solve my problem?

cheers wes :D

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Clean all the sensors with contact is the first thing id do and also make sure all the wiring to the sensors is done properly. get timing checked (cas should be dead centre), also find out if your acutally running rich or lean as even tho it spits black smoke it might be leaning out everywhere else.

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Clean all the sensors with contact is the first thing id do and also make sure all the wiring to the sensors is done properly. get timing checked (cas should be dead centre), also find out if your acutally running rich or lean as even tho it spits black smoke it might be leaning out everywhere else.

well all the electrical is fine so im told. but yea im gonna get the timing done tommorow along with the cas. but with the black smoke it wasnt there before wen running my old rb20 and i have tryed a new afm and it made no diffirence but somehow it seems to run better with the afm unplugged :D so yea not quiet sure

32 motor or ceffy one?

you swap the things over you needed to?

um i had originally the r32 rb20 in it and swapped with another rb20 from an r32 aswell so it should run just the same as the last one shouldnt it?

all being well that is but yea it was just a basic swap

hey guys just letting u no i changed the injectors and a new fuel rail and diffirent coil packs now its doesnt seem to have spark :) maybe i havent put a plug back in properly but yea i cant see a plug that hasnt been plugged in.

so im getting fuel ok now but no spark would any1 have any ideas?

hey guys just letting u no i changed the injectors and a new fuel rail and diffirent coil packs now its doesnt seem to have spark :thumbsup: maybe i havent put a plug back in properly but yea i cant see a plug that hasnt been plugged in.

so im getting fuel ok now but no spark would any1 have any ideas?

Swap the igniter over? make sure the plug is ok on the igniter?

Swap the igniter over? make sure the plug is ok on the igniter?

Hey mate yea ive had the ignitor swapped over to see wat was causing the problem the ignitor was good but that was about a week ago and i havent started it since so yea im thinkin possibly "cas" becuase it wont start now

cheers mate

check ur afm as mine was farked and pissed out black smoke also! cleaned the afm and all fixed!!!

hey man wen it was at the auto electrician they swapped the afm with a good one but still no good. the car actually ran better with out the afm plugged in :P

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