Brother needs help
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Dear All,
My brother's M400 has died at the weekend, all electrics work, engine turns over fine, fuel pressure is there but no spark and no RPM indication. RAC bod says its the crankshaft sensor. What do people think?
Also he's in Faversham, Kent. Can anyone recomend anyone closer than Mole Valley who might know about these engines?
He's just moived in so no internet hence my asking.
Thanks in advance.
Paul C
My brother's M400 has died at the weekend, all electrics work, engine turns over fine, fuel pressure is there but no spark and no RPM indication. RAC bod says its the crankshaft sensor. What do people think?
Also he's in Faversham, Kent. Can anyone recomend anyone closer than Mole Valley who might know about these engines?
He's just moived in so no internet hence my asking.
Thanks in advance.
Paul C
Hi Paul
plug in your laptop and get the noble ecu tool to read the ecu
if you can see all the sensors and there is no rpm reading on the software when you crank it then it might be the crank sensor
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key on ?
plug in your laptop and get the noble ecu tool to read the ecu
if you can see all the sensors and there is no rpm reading on the software when you crank it then it might be the crank sensor
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key on ?
Edited by Gadgeroonie on Tuesday 31st August 10:23
Gadgeroonie said:
Hi Paul
plug in your laptop and get the noble ecu tool to read the ecu
if you can see all the sensors and there is no rpm reading on the software when you crank it then it might be the crank sensor
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key on ?
Dear Gadge,plug in your laptop and get the noble ecu tool to read the ecu
if you can see all the sensors and there is no rpm reading on the software when you crank it then it might be the crank sensor
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key on ?
Edited by Gadgeroonie on Tuesday 31st August 10:23
Thanks, a bit tricky this one as I'm in Wimbledon, Mark's in London and the cars in Kent! Yes the fuel pump primes but we don't have the laptop setup. Hopefully Mark will chime in soon with any other info.
Anyone got a part number for the cranksensor?
Regards
Paul C
Jim O. said:
Could be the crank sensor - they're cheap enough, and easy enough to change that you may as well just swap it out to see what happens. Might also want to swap out the cam sensor, too...
Here's a stupid question - has he checked the four fuses in the engine compartment?
Here's a stupid question - has he checked the four fuses in the engine compartment?
I thought that as well but the fact that the pump is priming means that the ECU live and the trigger to the pump must be working ??
daddysumo said:
Jim O. said:
Could be the crank sensor - they're cheap enough, and easy enough to change that you may as well just swap it out to see what happens. Might also want to swap out the cam sensor, too...
Here's a stupid question - has he checked the four fuses in the engine compartment?
I thought that as well but the fact that the pump is priming means that the ECU live and the trigger to the pump must be working ??Here's a stupid question - has he checked the four fuses in the engine compartment?
Hi
I am not a Noble nut (if you know what I mean), but am into Ultima's and am building one.
Anyway, I am an automotive electronics systems designer / developer, and you are only a few miles away (in Teynham), so I am more than happy to diagnose / fix the problem for you FOC. Drop me an email...
Gareth
I am not a Noble nut (if you know what I mean), but am into Ultima's and am building one.
Anyway, I am an automotive electronics systems designer / developer, and you are only a few miles away (in Teynham), so I am more than happy to diagnose / fix the problem for you FOC. Drop me an email...
Gareth
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