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Corrado 2.0 16v metering head

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Hi all,

 

I have 1993 1.8 16v corrado which is driving me nuts. It has been had an idling problem for a little while now, cutting out when stationary.

 

The other week it decided it didn't wanna pick up revs in the lower rev range, felt like it was mis-firing and juddering, once it got to about 2500 revs it blasted off again!!??

 

The AA man came to have a look at it and found cylinder 1 full of oil and even after cleaning it out, was still doing the same thing, so had it towed to the garage.

 

After 2 hours diagnostics from "awesome gti" in Manchester I was told that it "possibly" requires a new metering head and then the mixtures need to be adjusted.

 

Firstly - I'm not a technical person and would like to know if anyone agrees/disagrees with the above diagnosis

 

Secondly - if yes to above - does anyone have a "metering head" for my car.

 

Thanks.

Sid - 07766010075

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have moved this to engine bay so you get the answer to the first question first. if you need one afterwards then you can always do a post in the wanted section.

hope you get it sorted out.

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it's not too difficult to do some basic tests yourself, see my injector flow and pattern test thread below:

here

that would pick up any fuel delivery problem to one cylinder.

 

if it really was oil in the cylinder then you have a more serious head/block related issue, has it had a compression test?

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have moved this to engine bay so you get the answer to the first question first. if you need one afterwards then you can always do a post in the wanted section.

hope you get it sorted out.

 

Thanks.

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it's not too difficult to do some basic tests yourself, see my injector flow and pattern test thread below:

here

that would pick up any fuel delivery problem to one cylinder.

 

if it really was oil in the cylinder then you have a more serious head/block related issue, has it had a compression test?

 

David,

 

I've just read that thread and I need to lie down!!!

 

The cars not had a compression test. I'm lost what do I do?

 

Thanks.

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