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Markd89
27-05-11, 09:50 AM
Recently bought a corsa c20xe, cheap. suspected headgasket failure.
Upon inspection it isnt the headgasket ( i dont think )

I have full compression on all cylinders, doesnt overheat just sometimes doesnt start.
I went to it this morning and it fired up then cut out ofter 3 minutes of idling and hasnt started since.

I flashed the codes and got

31 - Crank sensor
66 - Carbon monoxide potentiometer high voltage
73 - airflow sensor voltage low - i unplugged this to see if it was working

Any ideas, maybe just try a crank sensor and see what happens ?

Engine is the early type.

cheers

swedge
27-05-11, 10:21 AM
id definitely try the crank sensor but sometimes you get that error as the engines not running when doing the test

66 - Carbon monoxide potentiometer high voltage

isnt that the lambda?

73 - airflow sensor voltage low - i unplugged this to see if it was working

do you get that error with it plugged in?

istf
27-05-11, 10:23 AM
Recently bought a corsa c20xe, cheap. suspected headgasket failure.
Upon inspection it isnt the headgasket ( i dont think )

I have full compression on all cylinders, doesnt overheat just sometimes doesnt start.
I went to it this morning and it fired up then cut out ofter 3 minutes of idling and hasnt started since.

I flashed the codes and got

31 - Crank sensor
66 - Carbon monoxide potentiometer high voltage
73 - airflow sensor voltage low - i unplugged this to see if it was working

Any ideas, maybe just try a crank sensor and see what happens ?

Engine is the early type.

cheers

The Crank sensor code is usually, when the engine is not running while read the codes, so you can ignore it.
I think the airflow sensor is (one of) suspect, but the Lambda sensor is also can do this "funny" things (sometimes without check engine light)...

swedge
27-05-11, 10:24 AM
if i remember right the lambda on starts working when its up to temp so after 3 mins idling it would be up to temp so it could be that

Markd89
27-05-11, 01:02 PM
Was the fuel pump, no fuel getting to the rail, new fuel pump and job done, going to do cambelt and waterpump on it just for the safe side

istf
27-05-11, 01:03 PM
Nice catch! :)