Ford Fiesta engines

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edhorne

Original Poster:

423 posts

289 months

Saturday 23rd October 2004
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Hello there

Can anyone tell me up to what age did Fiesta 1300 ohv engines still use carbs.

I have a LPG converted 1300 Escort on carbs and wish to tranfer everything over to the latest Fiesta possible.

If anyone can point me to a website with the info that would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Ed

chuntington101

5,733 posts

241 months

Saturday 23rd October 2004
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dont think they do. ewverything is injection these days. can you swap the LPG system over to the injection version?

Chris.

Mikey G

4,756 posts

245 months

Saturday 23rd October 2004
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chuntington101 said:
dont think they do. ewverything is injection these days. can you swap the LPG system over to the injection version?

Chris.


I know a guy that does gas conversions, on an injection engine i'm sure you can still use the vaporising ring before the throttle body rather than going over to sequential gas injection which will cost you the injector solenoids and ecu etc..
will have to ask him about it

At worst you will probably have to change the vaporiser from the carb mounted over to the pipe mounted one.

Mike

OFI

26 posts

233 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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now this is where i get confused.. my 1300 is carbed and injection O_O fiesta kent engine all these wires going to a carb and i thought carbs just needed fuel and air...

Annodomini2

6,899 posts

256 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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Its probably single point injection, how olds the engine?

nighthawk

1,757 posts

249 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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We stopped using carbs around 89/90 when the emissions laws shifted, in readiness for the arrival of closed loop control and cats, the EEC IV controled weber central fuel injection system took over the fueling role. (looks just like a carb )

The engine as you know it is no longer used.