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AdamVester

Mi16 Wont Fire.

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AdamVester

ok engines in all wired up correctly i beleave.. but the thing wont start.. it turns over but doesnt run it has fule going to it and spark but still wont go any ideas?

 

bad earth, wireing someware?

 

the engines been hardily used in the last 3 years basicly it was stood a while then a friend of mine got hold of it and got it running and then took it out and there is sat in the corner of his unit for a year (or there abouts).

 

um engine looks clean and as i said was running when taken out fine, we are using the original mi16 wireing loom, inlet manifold, manifold, 3 row mi16 ecu using everything from the same car the engine came from when it was running last. none of the stuffs been used since and its all be stored together. the only real thing engine wise thats been touched is its had new plugs and leads, alternator belt and the wireing loom been spliced with the 205 loom to make it work..

 

 

ideas?

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Coonper

If you have a spark and fuel there is no reason why it shouldnt at least fire.

 

Are the plugs wet?

 

Has it got an air leak anywhere? As in, inlet manifold, induction piping etc?

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AdamVester

im not to sure going to take a look at it today its someting strange i havent tryed starting it myself i had work yesterday and dropped my friend at the unit to work on it. i recived a text saying it was sparking got fule but wont fire. its possible theres a leak yeah as its been stood i was kinda hoping it was something simple like that need the car on the road by tonight :S.

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pugman211

mine had been standing for ages when i installed it, started after about 30 minutes of cranking. I'd crank it for a bit, then leave it for 5 minutes so it didnt flood.

 

Was about to give up and then it just coughed, started up and idled perfect!!! (which i was amazed by!)

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DrSarty

Add a quick 4 second squirt of Easy Start down the TB, once you've triple checked your firing/plug order is correct.

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AdamVester

figured it out lol this is going to sound so so stupid i didnt really want to reply lol but i put the fule lines on the wrong way lmao..

 

oooops

 

it runs anyways ill take some videos and pictures of it tonight or tommrrow and upload so show.

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d-9
figured it out lol this is going to sound so so stupid i didnt really want to reply lol but i put the fule lines on the wrong way lmao..

 

:) I did that on my first MI conversion.

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AdamVester

thank god its not just me then lol.. its got a few problems

 

1) tracking is out

2) needs new brake flexi hoses

3) needs wires tidying

4) water botol wire clip thing wont reach to plug in

5) spedo isnt working for some reason (probs isnt pushed in far enough)

6) um dash needs putting together properly was kinda bodged to get the car home

7) cv boots need some ties on them

8) steering colum a rubber has done ????

9) needs a really good service oil in its like a year old and been stood.

10) removing the oil/water cooler

11) im running the 205 accsel cable so its to short but i can get a little speed just not full.. um i think i use a 405 mi16 cable right?

 

um think thats all of it nothing to bad really just little tweaks and a very good service.

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