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On 1 Dec 97, SoapDuck@aol.com wrote:
> I really wish I could fix my FI but I do not have the money to fix it. My
> mechanic has tried to figure out the problem quite a few times. Besides, all
> of these sensors and regulators cost at least 100 bucks each. There is no
> way that I would be able to find the money to fix whichever one it is and
> still be able to pay for other expenses that I have. I am still trying to
> pay for Homer in the first place.
>
> Maybe, you all can help me.First of all, The car is running rich. Also, I
> took out the spark plugs and they were soaked in gas. why is it doing this?
> Is there a way to narrow down what could be wrong with it?
There are many possibilities, most of them do not require a lot of
money to fix, rather they just require a bit of background to know
what to adjust or replace.
If it is running rich I would check the regulating voltage. If it is
below 13.5 V I would replace the voltage regulator. This is a common
problem, but in recommending it I am assuming that most of the other
obvious things about your FI system are running properly. To be
honest, this is probably not a safe assumption.
Where are you located. You need to find someone who is FAMILIAR with
D-Jetronix. Few mechanics are.
Jim
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Melissa Kepner Jim Adney
Laura Kepner-Adney
jadney@vwtype3.org
Madison, Wisconsin
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