Simple Guide to CIS injection (2.8 engines)
Simple Guide to CIS injection (2.8 engines)
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RCK974X

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2,521 posts

170 months

Monday 7th August 2017
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Guys, I wrote a wiki thread in Wedges, after I was asked to provide a simple description of how K-Jet / CIS works, and then I realised it's useful for you guys too, so go and have a look !!

v8s4me

7,266 posts

240 months

Monday 7th August 2017
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Lazy people can just CLICK HERElaugh

Le TVR

3,097 posts

272 months

Monday 7th August 2017
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With CIS you can't change the fuel filter TOO OFTEN, do it yearly.

The CIS has 2 fuel filters, the big primary filter on the supply line and a smaller one integral to the WUR. If the WUR Filter gets blocked then you lose the control pressure as all the fuel pressure is released back to the tank.

Most WUR are physically identical, all the different versions are down to how they are calibrated for Temp v Control pressure.

  1. Don't adjust anything without first checking the control pressure.

v8s4me

7,266 posts

240 months

Monday 7th August 2017
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Le TVR said:
.... the big primary filter on the supply line and a smaller one integral to the WUR. .....
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How do I check that?

Le TVR said:
.... .Don't adjust anything without first checking the control pressure....
How would I do that?

Le TVR

3,097 posts

272 months

Friday 11th August 2017
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v8s4me said:
Le TVR said:
.... the big primary filter on the supply line and a smaller one integral to the WUR. .....
.......
How do I check that?
Get the WUR refurbed and recalibrated. Try KMI.

Le TVR said:
.... .Don't adjust anything without first checking the control pressure....
How would I do that?
something like: https://www.rallysportdirect.com/part/fuel-pressur...

v8s4me

7,266 posts

240 months

Friday 11th August 2017
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Would my erratic tick-over problem ( see other thread) be due to a faulty WUR?

Le TVR

3,097 posts

272 months

Saturday 12th August 2017
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Quite possibly the vacuum applied to the WUR is to lean it out under idle/high vacuum conditions. If pulling the vacuum line off gives a stable idle the control pressure is probably too high, so IMO worth a WUR clean and calibrate.

v8s4me

7,266 posts

240 months

Saturday 12th August 2017
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At £220 for a WUR refurb I'll need to be sure that is the problem.