Don't think so ma laird knobberoo your wrong but yer correctknobby1 wrote:andz327 wrote:Check the opaque fuel pipe that goes from filter to pump, since having this problem muself at one point I've seen a few with ssme problem, thetes a tunner hose that rubs against this plastic opaque pipe and actually erats a hole through and can be intermittent as the rubber hose sits on the hole and sort of seals it if the rubber hose not secured properly and the hole can be hard to find
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I believe he's working on a RWD....2.4 engine doesn't have the opaque line champion....I believe it's a FWD only thing.
Lord Knobrot
Would happen intermittent for about a week, 4 times i filled the filter before i noticed the actual problem, cheap on ebay for new yinsDanMK7uk wrote:Appreciate the heads up tho andz, a good thing to be aware of particularly with the coolant hose acting a temporary/ intermittent seal when in contact. Definitely something that could catch people out. Im sure that will help someone reading through these one day.
Ford ask silly money for them pipes.. i repaired one on my other van.
We will let knobby off lol
Van running well, i think it was a combination of matters.. scv poorly and air possibly see on start up tomorrow and check my filter levels..
Cheers
gt_addict wrote:Glad to hear it. Thankfully a fairly easy fix.
vansit1 wrote:i mean if it didnt erase the codes, plus what engine was it and what are the Maf, Map and Egr readings too at various rpm?
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