Horses back in the kraal
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Horses back in the kraal
My KZ was getting quite heavy on Fuel and was getting sluggish.When it was in the dunes it I could not get over the steep dunes.Even Hopsters tried and the old girl just ran out of steam.
The first thing I did was to replace injectors.That did not do much although the injectors was almost on their way out.
Hoppy did a free flow,but again not much improvement
Then Hoppy took the van to be tested and found that the Turbo was good ,but the diesel pump was on its way out
Now we had 2 options.1 recon the standard pump.2 Install a mechanical pump from a (Colt).Price more or less the same.
Pros of a mechanical.Easy to tune.A lot cheaper to overhaul.No more electronics.I went for it
I sourced a diesel pump and then we did a complete overhaul on it.Hoppy did the installation and all his magic
There is still a few small things like the rev counter , aircon and engine light that we will sort out next week.Maybe still a IC and then dyno.
BUT the performance is stunning.My VAN is pulling like a steam train
What I really like is that I know have the reliability of old school diesel.The ECU is only there for the glow plugs
Thanks Allen
I know
The first thing I did was to replace injectors.That did not do much although the injectors was almost on their way out.
Hoppy did a free flow,but again not much improvement
Then Hoppy took the van to be tested and found that the Turbo was good ,but the diesel pump was on its way out
Now we had 2 options.1 recon the standard pump.2 Install a mechanical pump from a (Colt).Price more or less the same.
Pros of a mechanical.Easy to tune.A lot cheaper to overhaul.No more electronics.I went for it
I sourced a diesel pump and then we did a complete overhaul on it.Hoppy did the installation and all his magic
There is still a few small things like the rev counter , aircon and engine light that we will sort out next week.Maybe still a IC and then dyno.
BUT the performance is stunning.My VAN is pulling like a steam train
What I really like is that I know have the reliability of old school diesel.The ECU is only there for the glow plugs
Thanks Allen
I know
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Good to hear!
So where are those pics then!
So where are those pics then!
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
You can't see the power, you must feel it!Mud Dog wrote:Good to hear!
So where are those pics then!
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Ja, but we want to see what you did under that hood!
Actually, you can see power (not only when Eishkom provide it) ...
Actually, you can see power (not only when Eishkom provide it) ...
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
I didn't know about that option . . . I went the other way . .
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So it takes Colt parts to make a Toyota perform??
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
wat se een werk die beste. die van colt of die een van 3l Toyota.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
All in the Japanese familyThysdJ wrote:So it takes Colt parts to make a Toyota perform??
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whoahahahaha I see more excuses ...george wrote:All in the Japanese familyThysdJ wrote:So it takes Colt parts to make a Toyota perform??
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
So I drove a total of 200km and filled her up again and everything looks A OK.23liters that makes it about 8.7 lt per kilo.
The pump is still not properly tuned ,because there is still quite a bit of black smoke.So far I am extremely happy.
Wit the old pump I struggled to get 7.5 lt per kilo.
Here is some photo's.You cant see much but just fro Donkey
The pump is still not properly tuned ,because there is still quite a bit of black smoke.So far I am extremely happy.
Wit the old pump I struggled to get 7.5 lt per kilo.
Here is some photo's.You cant see much but just fro Donkey
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Thanks to Hoppy again We manage to sort out everything. The main culprit was the rev counter.We took it a couple of weeks back to Modjects.They manage to find a signal,but the rev counter was way off. When idle it only showed 400rpm. This was to low for the AC. Unfortunately it was a Friday and I had to get back home and left it as is. So basically my rev counter was reading half of what it should have been.
The other day I was at Allan again. He showed me on a rev counter laying on his racks in how to adjust it.
Today I got the speedo cluster out and voila.My rev counter is now working 120% Me being blond adjusted it to idle at around 900rpm.The van is actually idling a bit higher than normal.I took that into account,but I didnt realise that the van was still cold.
When I took it for spin I notice once warm the idle sits at 1000rpm. So basically my rev counter is to high, but that is fine for now. I am to lazy to take it out again.
The last thing is a proper tune on the dyno.But I will only do that once the downpipe and IC is installed.Dont think that will happen to soon.
Must say I am glad I installed the EGT. When ever I push the throttle to the max those temps climb through the roof.
The other day I was at Allan again. He showed me on a rev counter laying on his racks in how to adjust it.
Today I got the speedo cluster out and voila.My rev counter is now working 120% Me being blond adjusted it to idle at around 900rpm.The van is actually idling a bit higher than normal.I took that into account,but I didnt realise that the van was still cold.
When I took it for spin I notice once warm the idle sits at 1000rpm. So basically my rev counter is to high, but that is fine for now. I am to lazy to take it out again.
The last thing is a proper tune on the dyno.But I will only do that once the downpipe and IC is installed.Dont think that will happen to soon.
Must say I am glad I installed the EGT. When ever I push the throttle to the max those temps climb through the roof.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
If you're ever inclined to pull out the cluster again to re-adjust the rev counter, try get the loan of an old type tach / dwell meter. The tacometer takes a pulse off the #1 plug lead and calculates the revs from '1 pulse = 2 revolutions' so it's spot on. You then adjust your rev counter to match.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
I will have to do a conversion to get a plug lead. No problem we know you are a 100 todayMud Dog wrote:If you're ever inclined to pull out the cluster again to re-adjust the rev counter, try get the loan of an old type tach / dwell meter. The tacometer takes a pulse off the #1 plug lead and calculates the revs from '1 pulse = 2 revolutions' so it's spot on. You then adjust your rev counter to match.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
All you need to still do is look for the diesel leak 8.7lt per kilo is much heavier than my SFA.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Kom nou Georgie,george wrote:I will have to do a conversion to get a plug lead. No problem we know you are a 100 todayMud Dog wrote:If you're ever inclined to pull out the cluster again to re-adjust the rev counter, try get the loan of an old type tach / dwell meter. The tacometer takes a pulse off the #1 plug lead and calculates the revs from '1 pulse = 2 revolutions' so it's spot on. You then adjust your rev counter to match.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Hahaha ..... my bad. Of course you're running a diesel ...... posted in a hurry before going for dinner without thinking. Not sure how one would do it with a diesel, but there must be a way.george wrote:I will have to do a conversion to get a plug lead. No problem we know you are a 100 todayMud Dog wrote:If you're ever inclined to pull out the cluster again to re-adjust the rev counter, try get the loan of an old type tach / dwell meter. The tacometer takes a pulse off the #1 plug lead and calculates the revs from '1 pulse = 2 revolutions' so it's spot on. You then adjust your rev counter to match.
When your road comes to an end ...... you need a HILUX!.
Life is like a jar of Jalapeño peppers ... what you do today, might burn your ass tomorrow.
Don't take life too seriously ..... no-one gets out alive.
It's not about waiting for storms to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
And be yourself ..... everyone else is taken!
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Don't take life too seriously ..... no-one gets out alive.
It's not about waiting for storms to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
And be yourself ..... everyone else is taken!
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
You can use this one http://www.tinytach.com/
But I am not bothered to much. I drove more on the EGT.
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But I am not bothered to much. I drove more on the EGT.
Roger- If I could get that on my 4Y I would have never sold it.
Thabo-I love my rook and kook
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
George hoe het julle die throttle kabel verander? Die Kz het mos 'n electronic throttle. Ek kyk ook na omswaai manual pump toe as my diesel pomp die gees gee.
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Daai is Hoppy se magic.Hy 'n Colt kabel gebruik en 'n bracket gemaakkenskind wrote:George hoe het julle die throttle kabel verander? Die Kz het mos 'n electronic throttle. Ek kyk ook na omswaai manual pump toe as my diesel pomp die gees gee.
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Hi George, hoe loop daai trok nog?
En diesel verbruik?
En diesel verbruik?
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Re: Horses back in the kraal
Hy loop soos 'n trein Ek kry so net rondom 9 km per lieter.kenskind wrote:Hi George, hoe loop daai trok nog?
En diesel verbruik?
Hy het bietjie swaarder geraak en toe sien ek my tenk het 'n lek. Francois van 4x Lux het dit gou uitgesort.
Ek is baie bly ek ry met die EGT.Die temps klim nogal vinnig as jy die pedaal vas trap.
Al wat hy nou nog nodig het is die down pipe en IC
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