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[Solved] Skoda Fabia 1.4 mpi AZE Engine Issue: Jerking at 1200-1600 RPM, Vacuum & Software Problems?

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  • #1 17053319
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    Hello. I have a problem with Skoda Fabia 1.4mpi AZE engine code. Namely, jerks at a lower speed of 1200-1600 rpm. The electrician said I had a vacuum problem so I started with it. Head gasket replaced, head made. After this operation, it improved a little, but injection time 3.09-4.12 and negative pressure 360-390 shows on Vag. I replaced the throttle, gas pedal, coil, candles. The problem persists. I called the service and they told me that maybe the software was falling apart. Is it possible? I am asking for advice because I have put too much money into this car
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  • #2 17053336
    Pawel wawa
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Fuel pressure to check. It tugs when it has a high fuel demand.
  • #3 17053378
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    3 bar without vacuum 2.5 with vacuum at idle.
    Added after 3 [hours] 41 [minutes]:
    I did not write that the car with LPG. The problem occurs on Pb and LPG. Usually this is the case when I slow down the car to a speed range of 1200-1600 and want to equalize or increase it. Then it starts to jerk. The only thing that saves me at the moment is pressing the clutch and letting the RPM fall to minimum or pressing the clutch and adding gas. After that, the engine runs normally until I have to slow down or raise the engine again in the 1200-1600 RPM range, then the problem returns
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  • #4 17054532
    Pawel wawa
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    What LPG installation, because I can't see even a vintage car.
  • #5 17054669
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    Year of manufacture 2001. Installation Kme. Only if Pb or LPG are the same symptoms. I drove a bit on Pb itself because I thought it was by LPG but nothing has changed
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  • #6 17055565
    szumi214
    Level 11  
    How long have you been riding on LPG?
  • #7 17055766
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    I bought Skode with gas. She made 60,000 on the installation.
  • #8 17055790
    szumi214
    Level 11  
    Check the pressure in the cylinder, gas rings work harder, maybe they are running out.
  • #9 17056012
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    I did it at the very beginning. Pressure 12.5 on each cylinder. As I was replacing the head gasket, I pulled out the sleeves to replace the gaskets under them. Even the edge is not on the sleeves and the honing is original. Nothing gets oil from oil to oil.
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  • #10 17056272
    Pawel wawa
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Łuki0601 wrote:
    I drove a bit on Pb itself because I thought it was by LPG but nothing has changed
    You had the bottle turned off? Gas from pipes burnt out? Because if not, it sucks.
  • #11 17056341
    hobbista
    Level 22  
    Łuki0601 wrote:
    Only if Pb or LPG are the same symptoms.
    The common part for these fuels is the ignition system. Replace the coil module for the test. What are your spark plugs?
  • #12 17057983
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    New NTG candles, new coil. Gas injectors disconnected. Ie disconnected tubes.
  • #13 17110192
    Łuki0601
    Level 9  
    Problem solved.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Skoda Fabia 1.4 MPI AZE engine experiencing jerking issues at 1200-1600 RPM, affecting both petrol and LPG fuel types. Initial diagnostics suggested a vacuum problem, leading to a head gasket replacement and head work, which provided slight improvement. Despite replacing components such as the throttle, gas pedal, ignition coil, and spark plugs, the jerking persisted. Users suggested checking fuel pressure, cylinder pressure, and the ignition system, with one noting that the LPG installation might be contributing to the issue. The author confirmed that the problem occurs regardless of fuel type and mentioned that the gas injectors were disconnected for testing. Ultimately, the author indicated that the problem was resolved, although the specific solution was not detailed.
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