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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: sc on 12 February 2007, 18:39
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it won't start from cold will turn over fine and will bump start quite easily then run a little rough for a couple of minutes once started and warmed ever so slightly the car will start fine, Help me i don't want to spend loads ata garage while they cahnge unneeded parts
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if it will bump then your battery is past its best :)
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Hi, the cold start injector is probably not working. Its on the RH end of the inlet manifold on the front of the engine. It has a fuel pipe and a (blue I think) electrical connector going to it and a rubber pipe as well. Its just below and in front the ISV as I recall...... :smiley: It may not be the actual unit that's failed it could be the sender that feeds it the temperature reading, but so many I'm not sure which one but best check that first cos much cheaper to replace than the injector....Hope that helps.
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cool i think your right and its that blue thing
i managed to start it from cold by pumping the throttle for a long while so i assume that the cold start valve is responsible for getting extra fuel in when needed.
Its not the battery rubjonny as its quite new and it will turn over for ever doesn't strugle to turn over at all.
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it might be leaky injectors, does it help if you unplug it?
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well i've given up with limited tools and no space there was only so much to check its in the garage now will let you know
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i managed to start it from cold by pumping the throttle
Pumping the throttle does nothing on the 16v, it does not have a throttle pump like a carb. If you turn it over long enough it probably will start due to flooding making the mixture rich enough...... :wink:
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or holding the throttle open allows enough air in to make up for the flooded cylinders ;)