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Old 10-25-2007, 01:28 PM
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cold starting problem

Thanks! I will test for vac. leaks. If the calibration is off on the sensor, is there a way to recalibrate it? (It does seem like it's running lean)

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Old 10-25-2007, 07:03 PM
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cold start injector does not operate unless temps in high 20's or low 30's.sounds like car is set too lean.this could be because of vacuum leak.could be that someone started car with vac leak and pushed accel pedal in order to start and got a lean missfire back thru intake that changed calibration of sensor plate.
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How do I check the calibration of the sensor plate on my 1986 2.3-16v. I had two or three unpleasant missfires and since the car has become difficult to start when cold. It is very well maintained and it typically runs perfectly. it has gotten colder here in IL lately also. Car has about 98.500 miles on it.
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Old 10-29-2007, 08:49 AM
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Question cold starting in Illinois -OVP question

My 84 190e will turn over and sound like the fuel is not getting to the engine at all. Once in a while there is a sputter for a second. Then back to nothing. Only when its cold. I'm in the Nothwest Burbs and its in the 30's in the am. I have checked the fuse under the red cap behind the battery and it's fine. Does that mean the OVP relay is OK too? If not, how do I check the relay? Am I even going in the right direction with this? Not really sure how to check vacuum, either. Note: After wearing the new battery down to almost nothing I can usually get it started (15 minutes) and then, after a little sputtering, it runs like nothing was wrong!

And it's not going to warm up any time soon here.
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Old 10-29-2007, 09:25 AM
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look at plate and see if it is high enough in the venturi that air could be drawn into intake around the sides of plate[usually at the front].

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