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knocking/stalling at motorway speed

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13 Jul 2012 11:17 #44078 by ejimny
knocking/stalling at motorway speed was created by ejimny
Hello,My girlfriend has recently brought a Jimny and it has an intermittent problem when driving on the
motorway.
I have not experienced it but it appears to stall and cut out only when at motorway speed.
She has been recovered from the M25 and garage diagnostics could not find the problem ?
It sounds to me like she has dirt in the carburettor but i dont know much about the Jimny and joined the site on her behalf !
Has anyone any ideas or have had a similar fault ?
Thanks
Dean (ejimny)

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13 Jul 2012 11:27 #44079 by Dave c
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Welcome Dean

Could be fuel starvation but would normally restart dont think any Jimnys were fitted with carbs so doubt it will be that as far as i know they were all EFI.
Could do with a bit more info if you can does it restart after a while or is it now a non runner ?
Does it give any warning its about to cut out like the engine is holding back or does it just cut dead

Dave

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13 Jul 2012 11:52 - 13 Jul 2012 12:05 #44081 by ejimny
Replied by ejimny on topic Re: knocking/stalling at motorway speed
Hello Dave,Thanks for the quick reply and for your info.
I wasn't sure about the carb :unsure: thanks for pointing that out !
The problem only happens in top gear (2 wheel drive) on motorways and she said it appears to stall
as if theres no power and seems very lumpy.
It happened a few times until she pulled over and called the AA who didn't check anyting and just sent out a third party pick up truck to get it to a local trusted garage near me.
They took it out on the motorway to check it and found no problem.
I then followed her up the motorway and she had the same problem again and pulled over.
It starts again fine and was ok for the rest of the journey.
She took the Jimny to her local garage who ran a diagnostic and didn't find any fault other than saying it needed a new clutch £700 :huh: + full service
My local trusted garage will be doing the work for much less !
It still dosn't explain the problem she is getting and is a bit worried every time she uses it now.
As far as i know it dosn't actually cut out but she said it feels like the power drops off and judders
as if it will stall.
Thanks again
Dean
Last edit: 13 Jul 2012 12:05 by ejimny. Reason: added info to garage bill

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13 Jul 2012 12:37 #44083 by robs5230
ignition leads , coil ?

standard jimny - for now
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13 Jul 2012 12:48 #44086 by zaine
Replied by zaine on topic Re: knocking/stalling at motorway speed
have a search of "rev needles jumping" on here, see if that fits the bill

as it could be the cam / crank sensor faulty, this is a common fault

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13 Jul 2012 14:31 #44091 by ejimny
Replied by ejimny on topic Re: knocking/stalling at motorway speed
Thanks for the info that is very helpfull :)
cheers
Dean

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13 Jul 2012 17:45 #44105 by JimnyX19
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my jimny was cutting out on me and dyeing out soon as i was going over 50mph it was the crank sensors that i had change didnt have a problem after it

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13 Jul 2012 19:05 #44109 by j999pre
M13a trends to be crank sensor. Its behind the alternator on the engine block. Take a bottle of water and take it for a run. When it cuts out squirt some water on the sensor. if it then starts straight away then that's your problem. About 70 quid from suzuki. Not bad to fit.

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13 Jul 2012 19:40 #44111 by ejimny
Replied by ejimny on topic Re: knocking/stalling at motorway speed
Thanks again for all your comments,much appreciated :)
Dean

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14 Jul 2012 07:48 #44131 by Joakae
Replied by Joakae on topic Re: knocking/stalling at motorway speed
This happened to me when I was crusing around Europe. I took it to a zuk garage and they thought it was something to do with the exhaust, so they tried to make me drive back to the UK with it un-attached!

I called a friend in the UK with the problem and he said get them to check the cambelt sensor, they did and were like "Oh yeah..."

Not an expencive fix, but annoying!

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14 Jul 2012 09:56 #44139 by 247sniper
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Sounds like if could be the crank/cam sensor, these quite often do not leave a DTC in the ECU as the fault symptom only accurs for a split second and the ECU does not have time to store the fault.

Steve.

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