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good luck buying parts for webers

no longer made

weber doesnt have an idle stop solenoid.
if you have high compression and hot pistons it will diesel

retard your timing a bit see if it makes a diff.

yay sensor in

back to 8L/100 woohoo thanks!!!!!!

im agreeing with jaffa. to get that right will be more like $1500

sale price i reckon would be around $2g tops for a 85 bitzer.

Leave it there is my opinion as you need to recover money for your time as well if you want to make a profit...

its a fairly new car so i would expect it should come out easy

Thanks for help!

um, it actually came out really easy....

ive got 2x black wires which i am assuming are the pre-heaters and also a black wire which would be the o2 sensor output.

Correct?

cheers

will start the rp7 mission this arvo and attempt removal tommorrow

ok i just measured it.
its not cycling betwwen 0-0.9v as it should so im saying its dead.

new one on the way $110

just gotta get the b@stard out then.

Our my99 foz has decided to increase its fuel consumption slowly over the last 10,000ks we where getting 8-9L/100 out of town sitting on 100 fully loaded. now its down to about 11-12L. Somethings obviously wrong.... As its around town doing lots of stop/start driving 95% of the time an ecu reset mig...

Im all inspired now. I just won a USB gps on ebay

Gunna get a new laptop so i can stick the old asus centrino under the seat in the prado... just got to find a touchscreen cheap now

the gear im talking about is more like $10g

its a great idea philiszistawhatever

imagine how cool a TFT screen in behind the dash showing everything would be

yep, the company currently known as chh

Thread Hijacking? Its all relevant..... well sort of Im a Electrical Control Systems Tech but pretty much work as an Controls engineer. We dont use any AB field devices, they are crap (general statement) and are usually just rebadged other brands they have brought out. But their controllers (exp log...

Rockwell is software side of AB, yes hard to implement for the non-experianced. But robust & proven with solid backup. I have no idea why you think its fragile. Ive never come across unreliable controllers. Its always something someones done. Yes ive dealt with and used every brand you care to menti...

ABB/honeywell are pretty much of a muchness.. Dont really go much for either when it comes to controllers. Use lots of both brands field devices IMO The grand daddy of DCS is rockwell automation's factory talk model. This seems to be the way most are heading now.. http://www.ab.com/viewanyware/enter...

odbc = open database connectivity

as is

OPC = ole' for process control

OLE= object linking and embedding


They are "concepts" not software.

that would be ODBC and OPC CE doesnt really lend itself to process control as it comes in pocket PC form, although it can be done. yes i have software to do it. No its not freeware and is very expensive commercial automation software. Although im about to start on a similar thing in my prado, but i ...

why not run your gauges in the pocket pc?

bwahahaha ben

yes but when that fails (and it does) it goes to the guy who knows his stuff.

Incidently i know a mechanical buisness that does the "too hard" work for all of the local dealerships