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dogwood 23rd March 2010 06:01 PM

Pinto EFI to carbs
 
After spending all day sosiging around with the EFI electrics
on my 2.0 Pinto, and not getting a spark, nore nuffin
I'm almost at the stage of giving up on it.

So question:
I have a Weber carb on a Pinto manifold, From my 1800.
Can I do a straight swop from the injection system to the Weber?
At least I know how to wire up the non injection system.

I havn't got time to go megajolt system,
So looking for a quick option....Stonleigh approching fast. :eek:

frankie boy 23rd March 2010 07:01 PM

Hi David
There is no problem with the carb. My pinto was a injection. You can put the dizzy from the 1.8 and run it standard.

There are some cheap twin 40 webers on ebay. Take a look.:D

twinturbo 23rd March 2010 07:06 PM

Has the pinto's engine loom been tampered with?

TT

dogwood 23rd March 2010 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twinturbo (Post 34742)
Has the pinto's engine loom been tampered with?

TT

Just a tad yes....:rolleyes:


I cut and shut the wires to make them fit.
Think my joints are all good, but I just cant follow a wiring diagram.
Spent all day trying to get a spark.
Trouble is, there are just sooooooo many wires from the black box.

I'm going to try again tomorrow but if I have no luck then I got to look for an easy answer.

So my main question at the moment is.
Can I just unbolt the fuel injection system and bolt on the weber?
(It's a downdraught. forget which one at the mo,)
I realise I cant use the fuel pump. is there a place to bolt on the mech one?

I've had a sherbert or to so may not make much sense at the mo ....hic.:rolleyes: ( Bad day, and fed up)

Arn't the dizzies the same 1800 and the 2.0...I've used the 1800 one coz it looked cleaner

frankie boy 23rd March 2010 07:37 PM

Hi
You can put the pump from the 1.8 you will need the rod that pushes it. there is a blanking plate over the pump out-let.

frankie boy 23rd March 2010 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 34749)
Just a tad yes....:rolleyes:


I cut and shut the wires to make them fit.
Think my joints are all good, but I just cant follow a wiring diagram.
Spent all day trying to get a spark.
Trouble is, there are just sooooooo many wires from the black box.

I'm going to try again tomorrow but if I have no luck then I got to look for an easy answer.

So my main question at the moment is.
Can I just unbolt the fuel injection system and bolt on the weber?
(It's a downdraught. forget which one at the mo,)
I realise I cant use the fuel pump. is there a place to bolt on the mech one?

I've had a sherbert or to so may not make much sense at the mo ....hic.:rolleyes: ( Bad day, and fed up)

Arn't the dizzies the same 1800 and the 2.0...I've used the 1800 one coz it looked cleaner

Im not shore But do you think you mite need the key to go with the ECU.
My dads old sierra did.

dogwood 23rd March 2010 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankie boy (Post 34751)
Im not shore But do you think you mite need the key to go with the ECU.
My dads old sierra did.

????? key?????

frankie boy 23rd March 2010 07:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 34754)
????? key?????


The key would have had an immobiliser in it. You would need to tape it to the top of the ECU.

dogwood 23rd March 2010 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankie boy (Post 34756)
The key would have had an immobiliser in it. You would need to tape it to the top of the ECU.

Nope, no special key.
or anywere to tap anything in.

But thanks for the thought

frankie boy 23rd March 2010 09:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 34763)
Nope, no special key.
or anywere to tap anything in.

But thanks for the thought

HI Dave
I did mean the ignition key. The car would have come with two black keys and one red key. The black key had an immobilizer in the top. The red key was to reset it.


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