More 156 troubles
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Hi all,
Got to the bottom of my hesitation problems (definitely the MAF.) But now having starting issues.
Replaced the battery as a first attempt, as it died trying to get the car started. New battery means i have more attempts to get it going, so it will start eventually. Sometimes starts 1st time, sometimes 8th.
The car turns over as normal but just wont fire. Seems to only be when the engine is cold, never had a problem restarting a warm engine.
What would be my next step/thing to change to try and fix the issue? Im guessing its a spark issue, but the plugs are supposed to last 60k and mine aren't that old yet (maybe 45k)
Got to the bottom of my hesitation problems (definitely the MAF.) But now having starting issues.
Replaced the battery as a first attempt, as it died trying to get the car started. New battery means i have more attempts to get it going, so it will start eventually. Sometimes starts 1st time, sometimes 8th.
The car turns over as normal but just wont fire. Seems to only be when the engine is cold, never had a problem restarting a warm engine.
What would be my next step/thing to change to try and fix the issue? Im guessing its a spark issue, but the plugs are supposed to last 60k and mine aren't that old yet (maybe 45k)
V6GTA said:
It could well be the crank sensor, but they normally cut the car out when hot.
Is the hesitation definitely the MAF? Have you made sure the intake hose isn't split?
Unplugging the MAF gets rid of the hesitation and the car feels like it has another 30hp above 4k. So pretty sure its the MAF.Is the hesitation definitely the MAF? Have you made sure the intake hose isn't split?
I was hoping it could be something simple like HT leads or something.
ETA is the cranks sensor a DIY or garage job?
Edited by jimmy156 on Thursday 28th March 15:04
jimmy156 said:
Unplugging the MAF gets rid of the hesitation and the car feels like it has another 30hp above 4k. So pretty sure its the MAF.
I was hoping it could be something simple like HT leads or something.
ETA is the cranks sensor a DIY or garage job?
You can do it yourself, it's not the most accessible of parts mind.I was hoping it could be something simple like HT leads or something.
ETA is the cranks sensor a DIY or garage job?
Edited by jimmy156 on Thursday 28th March 15:04
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