stalling and wont start when its warm
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stalling and wont start when its warm
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I have a really weird problem with my car, last week when I was sitting at the lights the car stalled. I tried to start it again but the can felt like it had no petrol (half a tank of petrol) …… It finally it started half 30min and it stalled again half way home..
So I worked out it only stalls and wont start when it’s warm up..
I been looking at the pass post and I’m thinking it might be the stepper motor, any idea guys???? But I thought when something is wrong with the stepper motor it only stalls when it’s cold….
please help
I have a really weird problem with my car, last week when I was sitting at the lights the car stalled. I tried to start it again but the can felt like it had no petrol (half a tank of petrol) …… It finally it started half 30min and it stalled again half way home..
So I worked out it only stalls and wont start when it’s warm up..
I been looking at the pass post and I’m thinking it might be the stepper motor, any idea guys???? But I thought when something is wrong with the stepper motor it only stalls when it’s cold….
please help
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I'm not sure how the FTO reacts with a sensor dropping out, some cars won't run but some of the new cars like the new Holden Rodeo V6 with the alloytech motor which is the same as the VZ commodore can run with sensors disconnected even the MAF sensor, the ECU will just guess how much fuel to add for it to be able to run and display the engine light.
so with a crank angle sensor dropping out, it still could get spark from the readings off the cam angle sensor.
Most off the newer cars will run with a faulty sensor just in case your in the middle of no where and get get help.
so with a crank angle sensor dropping out, it still could get spark from the readings off the cam angle sensor.
Most off the newer cars will run with a faulty sensor just in case your in the middle of no where and get get help.
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i'd be guessing something fuel related...
a couple of times i've gotten a bad tank of fuel and
it runs perfect while cold but as soon as it warmed up
a bit it idled like an absolute dog!!!
was really lucky it never stalled out on me.
if you always buy your fuel from the same place
it might be worth a try filling up somewhere different
(and different brand) just to see if there's any change.
a couple of times i've gotten a bad tank of fuel and
it runs perfect while cold but as soon as it warmed up
a bit it idled like an absolute dog!!!
was really lucky it never stalled out on me.
if you always buy your fuel from the same place
it might be worth a try filling up somewhere different
(and different brand) just to see if there's any change.
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