Cosworth boa hot starting prob
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Hi all, ive been building a sapphire cosworth with a v6 boa for a few months now, got car moted ok but got hot starting problems now, its had a new fuel pump and filter, new fuel rail pressure regulator, all new temp senders but still no luck, car starts fine from cold and will run all day, bit as soon as you switch off and try to start it cranks but doesnt fire up until you leave it for a few hours then it starts but sounds like its misfiring for a minute or two, ive changed ecu and coil pack as well, and cap is off fuel tank so no vac probs... Help me pls im close to pitting it on the bay!!!!
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sounds like it could be running rich,,
Co2 sensor ?? starting ok on cold is when more fuel is required, plugs may look sooty,
are they gapped correctly , correct plugs for engine, ect , air leak,
throwing some possibles at ya, don`t give up
Co2 sensor ?? starting ok on cold is when more fuel is required, plugs may look sooty,
are they gapped correctly , correct plugs for engine, ect , air leak,
throwing some possibles at ya, don`t give up
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I can`t say, just like that ,
I know your capable of examining spark plugs,, black soot = rich
checking grade of plugs change if old or if incorrect, set to correct gap
may be worth getting a co% test, obviously keep the car running or you`ll be there for a long time
I know your capable of examining spark plugs,, black soot = rich
checking grade of plugs change if old or if incorrect, set to correct gap
may be worth getting a co% test, obviously keep the car running or you`ll be there for a long time
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I'm actually having the same problem. I have just got mine on the road Monday and is doing exactly the same. I'm waiting on a new water temp sensor to see if that helps. If not I've no idear and I'm lost lol
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Cps? In theory mine should be fine. Was the " youths" old engine and he had no problem and nether did I until last wens. I doubt it's any of my wiring after all this time.
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New temp sender did nothing, the ecu /edis 6needs a cps signal or it will cut out so must be ok as it will run all day until you switch off , plugs are sooty obviously running rich with no lambdas, i was going to try a new set of plugs today as the ones i have in are cheap denso ones, i have had plugs before breaking down with heat on other vehicles!! So if there is 2 or more faulty this maybe the problem!!Im running out of ideas tho!! Anyone know the correct gap?
Engine runs perfect with plenty of power and starts from cold on the nail no smoke or rattles or anything, im running put of ideas!!
Engine runs perfect with plenty of power and starts from cold on the nail no smoke or rattles or anything, im running put of ideas!!
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I've found something that works mate. Try it. As you tern ignition on let pump prime, remove power to the pump crank and once it starts reconnect. Worked perfect for mine today 👍
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Wonder why that works? ., maybe it stops it from overfuelling/ flooding i will try on mine today, i know on the 2.8 capris they had an injector used for cold starts and when these went faulty (passed fuel on standby)they caused hot start probs, this is why im thinking duff injectors!
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Yep mine does the same just ran it to warm temp , switched off , pulled pump fuse , started straight away, but didnt get fuse back im quick enough so stopped, but it started back up straight away,so must be getting too much fuel, will deffo check injectors now
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Finally sorted problem!!! It was a melted injector loom!! Have replaced and it starts fine now!! Basically the engine will fire and run on left hand bank of injectors but will be hard to rev, but engine will not start on right hand injectors at all, so when it heated up it was losing power to left hand bank!!! Thanks for all your suggestions
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