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Posted 29/5/2013 17:16 (#15198)
Subject: Dannyscustoms-a real time waster/back stabber/bull shitter


hey guys new to the forum and soon to be new to 380gt ownership when I pick it up on Saturday.

car does have a couple of issues and I'd like to get some opinions on what the problems and fixs could be.

the car has been to converted to lpg (not dealer fitted). it throws up a cel light. the guys says it because of while lpg is running the injectors are off and the ecu thinks its a fault. while I was driving it I noticed that between 40-60kph the engine had a bit of a splutter. lasted a few seconds then the car smooth again. while on petrol is was a bit rough but that could be down to fouled injectors cause it runs the electronic auto switch system so the injectors dont get much use.

if there is a issue with the gas system how hard would it be to find and switch to the impco sequent 56 so its as close to a factory system as possible.

before I hand over the cash on saturday im going to read the obd port to see what errors show.
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Posted 2/6/2013 23:29 (#15202 - in reply to #15198)
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Your LPG system is aweful by the sounds of it.

the factory unit does not throw CEL's unless something is wrong.

it should start on petrol everytime...and when you flatten it.

so saying the petrol injectors dont get used much is not correct.


Call Impco...go straight to THEM not a dealer
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Posted 3/6/2013 12:08 (#15205 - in reply to #15198)
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It may be the MAF sensor or even the crankshaft position sensor or battery.


I don't suppose you know when the spark plugs were last changed?

have you got an OBD2 reader to get the codes?
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Posted 4/6/2013 00:36 (#15208 - in reply to #15198)
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okay....received this by email from Daniel.

p2189 too lean
P2096 too lean
P0430 catalyst sensor
U3fff no data


p0431 o2 error
P0174 too lean
P1786 4th gear
U1120 ecu
U1102 no data
U1100 can error
U1073 subsystem reset
P1782 error auto




forget all the catalyst too lean crap.

Your auto transmission is screwed, probably thrashed as a rental, some of the clutch packs are slipping...chances are the torque converter is stuffed as well.

The transmission has to come out of the car...you'll soon know.


Flush the fluid into a bucket, have a look at the debris...if there's brown sludge, its your clutch packs.


Had exactly the same error codes on mine a while ago.


A Mut 3 will yield a description of which gears it is...sounds like 2nd and third...very unusual...usully 4th goes.

1,2 and 3rd have 3 clutch packs 4th and 5th have 2 clutch packs.

You can slam 5 into 1,2 and 3rd and slam 3 into 4th and 5th.

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Posted 4/6/2013 01:33 (#15211 - in reply to #15198)
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P1782

Incomplete gear change cycle due to torque converter slippage or gear clutch pack slippage.

Either way the transmission has to come out.

A mut3 will show you, in real time, exactly what is happening.

Exactly what was happening when mine went on the turbo GT

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Posted 4/6/2013 20:59 (#15220 - in reply to #15198)
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Where do you live mate?
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Posted 5/6/2013 19:07 (#15226 - in reply to #15198)
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It may well be that the wrong fluid has been put in?

Get some from the dealer (2 x 4l containers about 80 bucks though)....can talk you through changing it over the phone if you jack the front of the car up?


p1782 DCC off is a generic code...the mitsi codes for p17xx are manufacturer specific.
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Posted 5/6/2013 20:51 (#15230 - in reply to #15198)
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Give me a call if you get stuck on anything..

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Posted 8/6/2013 11:41 (#15237 - in reply to #15198)
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dannyscustoms - 8/6/2013 01:14

Quick question. Would the codes about bank 2 running lean be caused by a bad o2 sensor (bank 2 front of the engine right?)


lpg usually causes random codes.

take out the speedo cluster, carefully PRY/seperate the facia A LITTLE BIT ONLY , put some black tape in front of the CEL led and then no more annoying light....
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Posted 10/6/2013 18:50 (#15251 - in reply to #15237)
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dannyscustoms - 8/6/2013 11:50

Lol. Rather keep ot active is it is something I need to know about. Over took another car at 130 n it was flashing so it is a bit of a pain in the arse




Flashing N is bad news for you.
4th gear clutches are stuffed.
You need another transmission...or that one rebuilt.
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