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Old 04-28-2006, 03:15 PM
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W126 warm-up phase

Throttle response is great when the engine is completely cold, or fully warmed up. But theres a brief period of several minutes in between when there is a noticable hesitation off idle.

I'm guessing this is the warmup regulator going lean too quickly. System and control pressures are good, though I had to knock the pin down a little to get the cold control pressure where its supposed to be. Where else should I be looking, or should I just leave well enough alone?

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Old 04-29-2006, 08:08 PM
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Throttle response is great when the engine is completely cold, or fully warmed up. But theres a brief period of several minutes in between when there is a noticable hesitation off idle.

I'm guessing this is the warmup regulator going lean too quickly. System and control pressures are good, though I had to knock the pin down a little to get the cold control pressure where its supposed to be. Where else should I be looking, or should I just leave well enough alone?

looks like you answered yer own question. most likelly the
warm up regulator. shouldn't need to "adjust" it. this is a
sign that its bad. just make sure that yer fuel pressure and
flow is good.

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Old 04-30-2006, 11:21 AM
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Would increasing the system pressure change anything, as long as its still within specs?
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Old 04-30-2006, 05:48 PM
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no, don't think so. its hard to diagnose over the net
but what messes you up is the control pressure.
also check that yer o2 is working properly.

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O2 is fine (new). The problem is during the period before closed loop. What other inputs control the warmup regulator, or is it completely stand-alone? I'd rather chase down a bad sensor than replace the WU regulator, which I understand is expensive.
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Sure is good to find george on here. can always count on good advice from him. pauljc
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O2 is fine (new). The problem is during the period before closed loop. What other inputs control the warmup regulator, or is it completely stand-alone? I'd rather chase down a bad sensor than replace the WU regulator, which I understand is expensive.

if yer fuel pressures are fine then i think yer stuck with the
warm up regulator. you do have other options like eng vac leaks
that need to be found with a smoke machine.
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What will happen if I uninstalled the O2 completely completly on a 560SEL 1989 car?

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