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KZJ90 ***
Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 225 Location: Finland
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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 23:53 Post subject: 1KZ-TE injector opening pressure and fuel pump timing |
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What do you think, is it good idea to adjust the opening pressure higher when driving vegetable oil blend 50/50%? How about the fuel pump timing, to little bit earlier at the same time? _________________ Land Cruiser KZJ90 -96
*2" bodylift + 1" spacers at front
*33x12.50R17 tyres
*water-intercooler + chip
*3" down pipe + exhaust |
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nathanrobo ***
Joined: 20 Nov 2008 Posts: 233 Location: Northants - UK
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Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 15:33 Post subject: Diesel timing / opening |
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Hi
What would be the reasoning behind this modification and how would you do it?
I use 30% bio in my LC100, could this mix benefit from a similar modification?
regards
Nathan _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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KZJ90 ***
Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 225 Location: Finland
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Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 21:51 Post subject: Re: Diesel timing / opening |
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nathanrobo wrote: |
Hi
What would be the reasoning behind this modification and how would you do it?
I use 30% bio in my LC100, could this mix benefit from a similar modification?
regards
Nathan |
Higher pressure = better/finer spraying = less problems with that (polymerisation), earlier injection time = compensate the higher flaming point of the vegetable oil.
I have done this now, it feels little better. Better torque at 2000-2500 r/min, maybe little less below 1500 r/min. The fuel consumption is about the same. _________________ Land Cruiser KZJ90 -96
*2" bodylift + 1" spacers at front
*33x12.50R17 tyres
*water-intercooler + chip
*3" down pipe + exhaust |
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nathanrobo ***
Joined: 20 Nov 2008 Posts: 233 Location: Northants - UK
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Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 0:59 Post subject: Injector / fuel pump timing |
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Thanks for that KZ
I'd consider myself a very competent DIYer, but I have limited knowledge of Diesels (never owned one until last year) - No knowledge of diesel fuel pumps and limited knowledge of injection systems. Is this something I could learn about? Would this mod be useful for fully processed Biodiesel (I use Potassium Hydroxide and Methanol rather than Sodium Hydroxide and water wash 7 times and dry thoroughly).
Also do you know which pump type would be fitted to a 4.2 MY 2001 100 series? I'm trying to cross reference with Diesel Bob's site.
Best regards
Nathan _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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nathanrobo ***
Joined: 20 Nov 2008 Posts: 233 Location: Northants - UK
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 19:16 Post subject: Injector / Fuel pump timing |
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Hi KZ
I think my fuel pump has partied out After having some problems I changed my filter and now with pressure between filter and pump and some diesel on return pipes, I can't get any diesel to squirt out with injector nuts cracked open, either at the engine side or back of the pump.
I'm assuming that I need pump rebuilding, how would I time the pump? I can see alignment marks on the camshaft but not the pump pulley. Also what else needs to be set up? and... finally are you aware of any good companies who can rebuild my pump?
Been quoted £1500 so far... which is more than I can afford at the moment.
Any help would be really appreciated!
Best regards
Nathan _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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KZJ90 ***
Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 225 Location: Finland
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 19:22 Post subject: |
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I don´t think that you have some mechanical problem with your fuel pump. It´s electronically controlled, so if it´s not spurt at all, there is some electronical failure. Check your ECU failt codes first!
Have you droven with vegetable oil? _________________ Land Cruiser KZJ90 -96
*2" bodylift + 1" spacers at front
*33x12.50R17 tyres
*water-intercooler + chip
*3" down pipe + exhaust |
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nathanrobo ***
Joined: 20 Nov 2008 Posts: 233 Location: Northants - UK
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 19:37 Post subject: Injector / Fuel pump timing |
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Hi KZ
Appreciate the help! I have used Biodiesel 20 - 30% mix 4 or 5 times. It's been very well made passing 27/3 (complete reaction) tests and stays clear in the fridge (3 deg), high clarity (looks like fine whiskey) with no traces of methanol or glycerine.
The strange thing is the car first cut out on Saturday, but then started immediately and drove. The same happened several times! On Sunday I changed the fuel filter, but didn't recognise the primer. The car ok till Monday morning when it failed again about 5 times on the school run, with similar problems today... except today on a copy of occasions it was difficult to start.
I took off the pipes at which point I think air got into the system. I then fiddled with the electrical connections - you know the rest, except after this I found the primer and pressured the system at which point I cracked off the injector nuts.
Any idea where I could purchase a code reader or a lead for the diag port plus software?
(It's all a real pain as we have 6 kids and the schools are too far away to walk) _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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nathanrobo ***
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 21:43 Post subject: |
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Hi Aroscow
Thanks for that!
I'll check the filter seal, although I'm confident that there is now fuel pressure (little or no air) in the pipe between the filter and the fuel pump. Any idea where the solonoid is? It feels as though I have disturbed something on the electrical side. In the meantime I need to get my hands on a fault reader
Anyone know whether an '01 4.2 100 series uses EOB or EOBD2? The diesel standards are, I think different from petrol... oh if only I had kept my V8! _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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aroscow *******
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 22:56 Post subject: |
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I'd check the manual referred to and see what that has to say.
I have an 80 - can fix that with some spanners and a hammer most times. _________________ HDJ80, BFG AT's, grooved discs, OME 850/860's |
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nathanrobo ***
Joined: 20 Nov 2008 Posts: 233 Location: Northants - UK
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 23:55 Post subject: fuel pump |
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Thanks Guys!
I've plenty to go at! Suspect I need to get a code reader first, post any codes that I get and begin to understand how the fuel system works on these.
Suppose that in principle diesel ought to be more straight forward than petrol, in this case I guess the complication is the drive by wire technology.
Do you have any suggestions on testing the loom? I presume that replacements are Toyo only? I can talk to Ian Rubie _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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deltafive **
Joined: 06 May 2007 Posts: 86 Location: WARWICK
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Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 0:06 Post subject: |
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Nah, modern diesels are even more complicated, properly refined and blended Bio fuel can be used but the engine must be designed for it, in parlicular it must have a much wider range of tolerance programmed into the engine management. Toyota engines do not have this but some Euro engines do, many UK trucks now use LPG injection but they are programmed for it. Unless you are doing Mega miles LPG on a diesel will not save much but at least it will not gum the engine the way filtered chip oil will. _________________ Dave
LC120 V6 lpg x 2
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nathanrobo ***
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Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 0:48 Post subject: |
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Looks like I need to go back to a petrol (although I never LPG converted my V8 as I was worried about valve seat recession).
I was surprised that even though it's an '01 it doesn't have a 16 pin diag port. This one only has 8 actual pins which aren't numerically numbered - they have a combination of letters +B, E1, AB, TS, OP1, TC, TT & OP2 and idea which ones need to be jumped to get fault codes on the dash?
regards
N _________________ E320 CDI Avantegarde, C320 CDI Avantgarde (AMG) Landcruiser 100 4.2 diesel series '01 Anniversary number 118, Fiat 500 classic 1970, Fiat 500 classic 1971, Fiat 1.2 Pop 2012. |
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