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12.6 Cold Starting Difficulty
No. Operating steps Result Follow up steps Yes Remove the failure displayed 1 Put the ignition switch to “ON”. Use a failure diagnostic tester to check if any failure information record exists. No Next step Yes Next step 2 Use a multimeter to check if the coolant temperature sensor is normal. (A 2.8KΩ electric resistance can also be connected in series between 39# and 17# pins of ECU to start the engine in stead of the coolant temperature sensor. If the engine can start, it indicates off normal of coolant temperature sensor.) No Replace the sensor
Yes Next step 3 Put the ignition switch to “ON”. Check if voltage on the following pins of ECU is normal: if it is a battery voltage around 12V on 12#, 14#, 15# pins; if the voltage between 51#, 53#, 3#, 61#, 80# pins and the wire is zero. No Check wires and plugs
Yes Next step 4 Check the air cleaner and look if it is open.
No Replace Yes Next step 5 After starting successfully, check if air intake consumption of the engine at idle speed is around 300Kg/h (remember to check if cylinder pressure is normal). No Eliminate the leakage failure of air intake system Yes Check the electronic throttle
6 Step on the throttle slightly and observe if it is easy to be started easily. No Next step Yes Next step 7 When engine coolant is at low temperature, pull out electronic throttle body joint on harness and observe if engine revolution will rise. No Check the electric throttle body Yes Next step 8 Connect fuel manometer valve. Let 86# pin of fuel pump relay directly ground. Turn on ignition switch to make fuel pump relay and fuel pump work, and then check if fuel pressure is at around 400kPa. No 12 Yes 11 9 Use a special joint to directly provide a 12V electricity and ground wire from battery to injector and check if the injector works normally. No Next step Yes Next step 10 Clean out the fuel injector and look if it can work correctly.
No Replace fuel injector 11 Check if fuel is deteroprated or moisture. Yes Replace fuel |