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V9977
PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 2:37 pm Up
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Model is 2007 1.4i at 50000Km.

When it's cold it fumbles at start-up (like the revs drop slightly then pick-up) or the revs will drop
so much that it reaches zero and will not start.
Another go is then required and it will start, albeit with some hesitation (revs drop).
Pedal is not pressed and have a look my previous thread here regarding this: www.206info.co.uk/Foru...art=0.html

Before people start yelling ICV, it has a fully electric intake and accelerator pedal and therefore no ICV to my knowledge.

Checked with a decent diagnostics tool and engine temp sensor seems to be fine, agreeing with the Air-intake temp sensor when all is cold.
Sparks, Air filter, oil, everything servicable is new and mint.

Any help would be very much appreciated because it seems to be slowly getting worse
(weather colder? Don't know, it was doing it in the summer with 35 C)

Cheers.


Update: For solution go to page 3.

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Might seem a bit obvious but you tested the battery and stater motor?
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Lee wrote:
Might seem a bit obvious but you tested the battery and stater motor?

They are fine. (New VARTA Blue and alternator is fine.)

Earth straps OK too.

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Is it only happen when cold or first start in the day?
 

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Hello,

please give us a hand with this, as it's an issue.
Any help will be appreciated.

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Seabook wrote:
Is it only happen when cold or first start in the day?

When the engine hasn't run for a good amount of time.
Could be doing it in the afternoon even though was running in the morning.
So when cold I think.

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V9977 wrote:
Seabook wrote:
Is it only happen when cold or first start in the day?

When the engine hasn't run for a good amount of time.
Could be doing it in the afternoon even though was running in the morning.
So when cold I think.

by any chances there is air in the fuel line so that it doesn't start/ idle properly?

 

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Seabook wrote:
V9977 wrote:
Seabook wrote:
Is it only happen when cold or first start in the day?

When the engine hasn't run for a good amount of time.
Could be doing it in the afternoon even though was running in the morning.
So when cold I think.

by any chances there is air in the fuel line so that it doesn't start/ idle properly?

Idles fine once running, including warm-up period (1000 rpm) etc.
It's like a mixture issue OR butterfly not opening enough?

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Fuel pressure?

Tried turning to ignition, waiting 5 seconds and then cranking?

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did it misfire at all?
 

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Lee wrote:
Fuel pressure?

Tried turning to ignition, waiting 5 seconds and then cranking?

Hmm. Not tried.

Any pointers to look at with the diagnostics tool in 'Live data' mode?

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Seabook wrote:
did it misfire at all?

Nope. No codes either.

Why?

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V9977 wrote:
Seabook wrote:
did it misfire at all?

Nope. No codes either.

Why?

i have a feeling that the engine is running lean (not enough fuel); and it will be more problematic during cold started.

hot engine are less affected but it might misfire depends on how lean is the mixture.

and in fact, it didn't cut out once the engine is running after a while i would have though there is nothing wrong with the throttle body.

 

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The fact that it is fine when warm suggests it is a fuelling issue, My thoughts are that it is not adding the extra choke fuel on initial start up. When you say the ETS is ok do you mean you have replaced it or just that there are no fault codes?
I would clean out your throttle body, checking for corrosion or deposits. If the answer to the above question is "no codes" then get a new ETS. I would imagine this is not hard to start from hot?

 
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Fuel pressure 3.5bar + or - 0.5bar

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