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| David Hallworth |
Posted: March 06, 2009 12:23 am
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I had this problem when i first got my series 2 V6.
If you stick your head in the drivers footwell and look up you will see a big white connector up there. I was getting no sport message on the screen, no sport light on the dash and no hissing or clicking when the e-valves opened. As soon as I plugged that in I heard the whole car start hissing and clicking as the valves fired in. There's a sliding mechanism on the plug to lock it, slide that and it should be nice and tight. David. -------------------- 1990 V6 SEi Auto - breaking for spares.
1991 V6 SEi Manual - Running - Sold. 1991 V6 24v Manual - Runs but not on the road. 1992 V6 24v Manual - Runs :-) 1996 V6 Xantia Exclusive 58k Miles - Soon to be For Sale. 1996 V6 Xantia Exclusive Breaking for Spares. 1998 V6 24v Exclusive - Runs :-) 1998 Xantia Activa - Runs :-) |
| Ciaran |
Posted: March 06, 2009 01:33 am
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Right enough David, I'd forgotten all about your earlier suspension issues with that connector!
I'm not sure if it exists on S1, but it has to be worth spending 5 minutes taking a look Tim.... Ciarán -------------------- '95 XM 2.1TD VSX Hatch: RP 6429. Rare green ;-)
'90 XM 2.0 SEI Hatch: RP 4832 - 'Gandalf the grey' '95 Xantia 1.9TD SX Hatch: RP ????. Black - 'Darth Vader'. Will be MOT'd '95 Xantia 1.9TD SX Hatch: RP ????. Blue - Utterly fooked Location: Outskirts of Belfast in the sunny north of Ireland... |
| archman1 |
Posted: March 06, 2009 09:38 am
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As this is a series 1 car you should be able to hear the electrovalve buzzing using the "radio interference test"!!
Tune away from any station on AM or medium wave as I like to call it an you should hear plenty of buzzing interference. Blip the accellerator and it should briefly disappear as the evectrovalve switches off. -------------------- 96P XM 2.0Turbo Exclusive Green
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| mouseflakes |
Posted: March 06, 2009 08:22 pm
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I shall give that a go - but I don't think the after-market radio has MW. I'll need to check. Thanks! -------------------- Tim
1989 XM 2.0si Manual - Olympic Blue - ORGA 4785 1978 Renault 30 TS Auto - Bronze (oh, alright then - brown) |
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| mouseflakes |
Posted: March 06, 2009 08:30 pm
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Thanks David, I did see your post when I was searching for solutions. I found a large white connection - it looked to be very secure - but I shall take it apart and remake it - I was a bit concerned I might not clip it back together properly though, after reading in the thread that the service centres get it wrong. There was a smaller connection (about five pins) that was dangling loose - I assumed that was for an option that isn't present on the Si, as I can't find anything to plug it into. When I've finished crawling around under the car (possibly with a welding torch in hand - see how much space I can clear and how inspired / weather proof I feel tomorrow) then I'll get back on the search for a solution - perhaps starting with a bit of radio-listening. This post has been edited by mouseflakes on March 06, 2009 08:30 pm -------------------- Tim
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