Hi, all
I still looking for a bit of help!! My Rover 25 cut out on a roundabout 3 weeks ago. I got a tow home and had a look with a mate. As it seemed fuel related we took off line to the fuel injector and saw that when the engine cranked over, a miserable amount of fuel came out. With all re assembled the engine will not even cough or splutter. No firing at all. Suspecting the fuel pump, I got hold of a scrapper and fitted the 'new' pump. Same problem. Absolutely no firing at all. However fuel now spurts from the injector lines. Checked and rechecked timing on pump belt.
Any help appreciated or should I just sell the car of for bits????
Ok. Tried that to no avail. However if I squirt some easy start in the air intake it fires up straight away. Could it be that the stop solenoid is not activating? Is there any way of checking this?
Unless i'm having another stupid moment (I doubt it) the vp30 doesn't have a stop solenoid - doesn't need one - just doesn't actuate the fuel quantity solenoid when it wants to shut down.
It could however be that solenoid, or the timing solenoid. Probably time to be considering a pump replace/repair.
I tried swapping the pump from a breaker up in Glasgow who assured me that the pump came off a runner. (I know it is not conclusive.) The Haynes manual talks about a stop solenoid, I think, built into the pump. Could it be that the ECU has thrown a wobbly and not delivering fuel? There is no management light on in the dash though.
Any chance at all, no disrespect, but any chance at all that you've botched up the pulley position against the shaft timing, so the timing mark on the pulley no longer corresponds to the right timing?
Injection Timing - It's your last real chance before things get nasty imo.
Ok. Engine locked on flywheel at t.d.c. and corresponds to timing mark on camshaft pulley and plastic line on timing belt casing. (Also convenient white paint someone has put at top of casing and on pulley). All line up.
Otherside of engine, pump locked and belt tensioned.
I presume that I'm not missing anything silly!!
The only slight doubt is that the breakers yard actually took the timing plate off the pump. Is that a possibility?
(No I don't expect you to take that seriously. Would be nice though )
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