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My Micra ( as posted on prvious occasions) is still poorly and all pointers lead to the cam chain stretch - although I am not 100% convinced, and heres why.
1. When i disconnect the crank sensor the car starts - a little bumpy at first try - the Engine man light flashes 3 times and the engine runs up to the idle speed and ticks over no problem. I then reconnect the crank sensor and drive the car. a lack of power and pulling etc.
2. After the car has warmed up and ignition is turned off and back on the car starts ok and drives as well as it did before the troubles first started.
3. If left for a period of time then I have to do the same routine again ( sensor off etc)
Anyone have any ideas ???
Also if I have to change the chain can it be done without taking the engine out.I have heard it inferred that it can, if so can you lovely experts out there brifly explain how I can do this. I have the workshop manual (on Disk) but it just says remove the engine etc etc etc
your hlp would be very welcome
Regards
Freddie.
My Micra ( as posted on prvious occasions) is still poorly and all pointers lead to the cam chain stretch - although I am not 100% convinced, and heres why.
1. When i disconnect the crank sensor the car starts - a little bumpy at first try - the Engine man light flashes 3 times and the engine runs up to the idle speed and ticks over no problem. I then reconnect the crank sensor and drive the car. a lack of power and pulling etc.
2. After the car has warmed up and ignition is turned off and back on the car starts ok and drives as well as it did before the troubles first started.
3. If left for a period of time then I have to do the same routine again ( sensor off etc)
Anyone have any ideas ???
Also if I have to change the chain can it be done without taking the engine out.I have heard it inferred that it can, if so can you lovely experts out there brifly explain how I can do this. I have the workshop manual (on Disk) but it just says remove the engine etc etc etc
your hlp would be very welcome
Regards
Freddie.