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Author Subject: An Odd one??
gnrlee Forum Admin

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Post #1
Driving to Asda Sheffield
for no reason the cars engine just cut, not from me stalling, I was accelerating at the time no jerk reaction almost as though the petrol had just run out? still had a ¼ of a tank, my initial thoughts were the cam belt let got but since it cut out in middle of a roundabout I had to try turn it over, it started and drove fine....

the cars never done that before in the 4 and a half years of owning her

had a poke under the bonnet with
no signs of anything misbehaving or out of place,

could it be something daft? or the signs of something more sinister? Shifty

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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 06:48
phillipm

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Loose coil pack/crank sensor connector?

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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 07:15
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Post #3
phillipm wrote:
Loose coil pack/crank sensor connector?


I'll look at the Crank sensor... would have thought a loose coil pack would just cause it to run on 3 cylinders?

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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 15:41
darktyke

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this happened to me in an escort, took it to a garage and they said it was an electrical fault and suggested i change the alternator.
Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 15:56
darktyke

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worked fine after changing the alternator but i was told by other mechanics it dont sound like alternator, maybe just a one off problem?????
Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 16:00
gnrlee Forum Admin

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yeah that's what I'm thinking just a 1 off but going to have a good clean and a poke under the when the weather gets better


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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 16:12
rallyestyle

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Post #7
gnrlee wrote:
Driving to Asda Sheffield


Answer is in your post Yes Razz

If it was....

gnrlee wrote:
Driving to my local twisty alpine pass


then the car would have been running like a dream Smile

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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 17:02
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rallyestyle wrote:
gnrlee wrote:
Driving to Asda Sheffield


Answer is in your post Yes Razz

If it was....

gnrlee wrote:
Driving to my local twisty alpine pass


then the car would have been running like a dream Smile


LOL It was the G/F's fault she made me do it! Cry

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Posted 23rd Mar 2010 at 22:29
gnrlee Forum Admin

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Post #9
Well got to the bottom of it for anyone else experiencing these symptoms

mine turned out to be the stepper motor

the bolts at the back had worked there way loose and 1 had been lost so the seal was compromised all tightened up and appears to be well again Big grin

Thanks alot Wink

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Posted 26th Mar 2010 at 23:38

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