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been out trying to finish my n/a so i can get it sold and got the brakes on and put some oil in and had a little test.

starts fine like straight away and then idles for around 6 seconds at about 700 ish n then just dies. a fair bit of smoke from exhaust but it hasnt been started in ageeeeees.

a list of where all the pipes go to the throttle body would be appreciatted also as there are a couple im not sure off.

thanks.

Russell

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yeh hold the white key against it and keep it there while startin with the silver key. will give it a bash tomorrow n see how i get on. but they areon the same keyring anyway so dunno if thats close enough but ill try anyways

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theres also an earth by the left suspention tower thing from the mount onto the tower. then theres the 2 by the lights

i think the first one should go to the inlet mani instead. would that make a difference

also took some pictures of the throttle body so someone could tell me if it was correct

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hope someone can help

have i missed any earths in the bay?

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nahkey thing didnt work. i can start it with the key for both cars with the same outcome.

yeh i wasnt sure where that earth was ment to go. i know thats not the proper place for it anyway lol. this is gonna annoy me if i cant figure it out.

one thing i noticed aswell if if i turn the key and start it and it cuts out it only seems to work again if i turn the ignition all the way off first. just turns over n over if i try startin straight away.

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this is driving me nuts now. starts everytime if i turn the key off and on again but still cuts out. could it be a fuel problem that maybe it primes the system then stops pumpin or somethin ?

looked over everythin and i cant see anything not connected or that looks wrong in the engine bay.

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