Seicento 110 from 2000 single point injection + LPG
It fires up without any problems, but after adding gas, it stops firing the injection, even with fire. Replaced CANDLES, CABLES, COILS SHAFT POSITION SENSOR for new ones. Replaced map sensor used. Timing phases checked and they are ok. Replaced the head of the intake manifold and the injection device [the carburetor is given for orientation purposes]. Compression on all cylinders after 11.
It lights up slightly and there is an effect as if one of the cylinders was not working. Removing another high-voltage cable suggests that this particular cylinder does not work and the same on the next ones. When you add gas, it sometimes shoots fire at the carburettor, it turns into a bad speed and when it gets high it works properly. Checked on the computer, it shows slow changing revolutions about 700-110, ignition from 9 to 16 degrees, constant data changes here. I still have a suspicion on the computer, but is there a problem. It fumes blue with a change to black fumes when you add gas.
I'm waiting for a golden hint
It fires up without any problems, but after adding gas, it stops firing the injection, even with fire. Replaced CANDLES, CABLES, COILS SHAFT POSITION SENSOR for new ones. Replaced map sensor used. Timing phases checked and they are ok. Replaced the head of the intake manifold and the injection device [the carburetor is given for orientation purposes]. Compression on all cylinders after 11.
It lights up slightly and there is an effect as if one of the cylinders was not working. Removing another high-voltage cable suggests that this particular cylinder does not work and the same on the next ones. When you add gas, it sometimes shoots fire at the carburettor, it turns into a bad speed and when it gets high it works properly. Checked on the computer, it shows slow changing revolutions about 700-110, ignition from 9 to 16 degrees, constant data changes here. I still have a suspicion on the computer, but is there a problem. It fumes blue with a change to black fumes when you add gas.
I'm waiting for a golden hint
