Topic: Difficult engine start on border crossing (Read 808 times)

Johnny English · « **on:** 06 August 2011, 20:04:35 »

Hi all,
I suffer from an interesting phenomenon that's been happened always on border crossing where I often have to start and stop my car. Difficult starting but, after I waited some (about 10) minutes all OK. It seems and sounds misfire but, why exactly at the time and there? Faulty concentration of fuel or air is suspected. Maybe fals signal from...where ? My iron is bi-fuel converted and except that I've written above runs very well! There is no fault code.

Thx for any hints, tips or experience

Laszlo

Darth Loo-knee · « **Reply #1 on:** 06 August 2011, 20:08:24 »

Do you have an engine management light on at all?

Can you check if the car has any codes stored by using the paper clip test?

Johnny English · « **Reply #2 on:** 06 August 2011, 21:08:23 »

Yes of course I have EML, paper clip test I didn't do, but she was at a garage where it's been done and the fault of immo was given as result. I've ordered a new one from Spain but, I suspect it'll be irrelevant. Hope I'm in the wrong.

Johnny English · « **Reply #3 on:** 09 August 2011, 05:08:48 »

The fault code store was cleared and I restarted my Omi till the problem returned. Made flashing again and now "O2 sensor low voltage" massage was taken. I think it's already relevant result... Thx

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