Glad it's fixed.
I presume you are talking about the hard plastic pipes about 14mm dia on the 
warm up valve, these should have a rubber insert in the ends to make them a 
tight fit on the valve.
They don't normally have any hose clips.
If it's loose then probably the rubber insert is missing or perished.

Jim

  From: jon jackson 
  Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2011 10:51 PM
  To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com 
  Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] CVH Turbo died


  Wahey the Quant lives again! Jim I owe you a beer! 
  The cold start unit was the culprit because the pipe going to it appeared to 
be complete with no splits but the jubilee was old and useless and the pipe 
slid on and off as it pleased.
  The car now has a nice regular tickover as it should.
  I am a fool for not finding this earlier.
  However the cambelt was loose and I have renewed many hose clips etc so the 
car is better for its fault.
  Now I can get on with building my special, oh and getting an MOT on my MX 5 
and putting the engine back in my Sprint, I think I must live in my garage.
  Cheers Jon
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Jim Hearne 
    To: quantumowners@googlegroupscom 
    Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 8:40 AM
    Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] CVH Turbo died


    Hmm, thinking back to when my 2+2 had this engine.
    Try unplugging the cold start injector, mine never liked running with it 
connected and there could be a fault with the thermo time switch meaning it's 
on all the time instead of just a few seconds at start up.
    Do the plugs look wet / smell of fuel ?

    You can take all the injectors out of the manifold and point them into some 
little jars (4 baby food jars taped to a piece of wood works well.
    Then crank the engine over.
    If you get nothing then manually move the flap in the air flow meter and 
see if you do then.

    If you disconnect the fuel return pipe and crank the engine do you get any 
fuel out of that ?

    Jim

      From: jon jackson 
      Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 10:55 PM
      To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com 
      Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] CVH Turbo died


      Oh dear I am no nearer finding this fault than a week and a half ago. I 
have good spark and plenty of fuel at high pressure so either a weak spark 
under load (but that would start but break down).
      The cambelt is fine and timed up correctly as are plug leads and cap.
      It must be the fuel distributer so my next step is to see if the 
injectors are spraying some.
      I will check all hoses yet again.
      I will change the coil too just in case. ( I do have a big spark though)
      When I try to start it it will just catch the once and no more.
      Any more ideas gents?
      Pleeeease
      Jon
        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Jim Hearne 
        To: quantumowners@googlegroupscom 
        Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2011 8:52 PM
        Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] CVH Turbo died


        I'm assuming this is the Escort KE injection engine as you mention the 
pink relay.
        The fuel pump relay on this system does have a engine speed input but 
it's only supposed to be so that the fuel pump stops if the engine stops running
        When you crank the engine do you hear the fuel pump still running ?
        If the relay had died completely you wouldn't have the engine running 
at all.
        If you look at a wiring diagram you can link out the relay to prove 
it's not that.

        Have you checked all the intake hoses, if one has come off then the air 
wouldn't be going through the air flow meter and it would supply very little 
fuel.

        Another fault could be the centre contact on the distributor cap, this 
can break off and then the spark only manages to jump the gap at higher engine 
speeds.

        It's when the engine is decelerating that the cam belt can break or 
jump teeth (if it's too loose), my Mondeo failed under braking a few months ago 
though on that it was the tensioner pulley that went.
        Bent all the valves on the head :-(

        Jim

        On 12/03/2011 21:20, jon jackson wrote: 
          Was dead lucky to make it home yesterday as after braking hard my 2+2 
CVH turbo was very difficult to start and after a bumping it it managed to run 
on high revs only, as soon as you lifted off it died.
          It will not tick over or run below about 1500 rpm, much as if it had 
an inlet air leak but I have sealed the servo etc to check.
          I suspect the big pink fuel pump relay, any other ideas guys?
          When you try to start it it runs a couple of revolutions and stops.

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