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Author Subject: Cold Start Causing Issues?
chewitt

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Location: feltham

Registered: 09 Jun 2009

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Post #1
306 XSi 2.0 16V 1997 Phase 2

My car is finally running ok after replacing:-
Battery, ECU, Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, ICV

It doesn't stall when the engine is warm but if I leave it at work through the day and then try to drive straight off home, it stalls after a few minutes driving down the road.

All I have to do is stop, warm up the engine for 5 mins and then the car will be fine all night without any problems.

What would be causing this? Or is this just coincidence and something else could be wrong?

Thanks.

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306 LX 1.4 Phase 2
**Current Body Mods**
4 x 4" Exhaust System
Full B/Kit (Front, Skirts, Mirrors & Rear)
Bonnet with Scoop
Full Tinted Rear Windows
17" Alloys
Lights
Posted 30th Sep 2009 at 20:23
iplay

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Location: Number Wang

Registered: 18 May 2006

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Post #2
Bump ... I have the same problem. Engine starts fine drive down the road to the traffic lights pull away and the engine fails to rev beyond 2500 revs. and then almost stalls.
Posted 20th Nov 2009 at 18:08
ballys16

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Location: Godollo

Registered: 05 Mar 2009

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Post #3
chewitt wrote:
306 XSi 2.0 16V 1997 Phase 2

My car is finally running ok after replacing:-
Battery, ECU, Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, ICV

It doesn't stall when the engine is warm but if I leave it at work through the day and then try to drive straight off home, it stalls after a few minutes driving down the road.

All I have to do is stop, warm up the engine for 5 mins and then the car will be fine all night without any problems.

What would be causing this? Or is this just coincidence and something else could be wrong?

Thanks.


When you brake, what is the pedal sequence?

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XSi 8V -> S16
Posted 21st Nov 2009 at 00:58
gti6-ginge

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Location: Peterborough

Registered: 04 Jun 2008

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Post #4
i had this fault turned out to be 02 sensor

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MY CAR WAS BUILT ON 17/03/2000 THATS A FRIDAY OH NO
Posted 21st Nov 2009 at 01:07
chewitt

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Location: feltham

Registered: 09 Jun 2009

Posts: 106

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Post #5
I sorted my problem out, it was the MAP sensor.
It must have just been coincidence that it did it at certain times.
It seemed that whenever I put excessive load on the engine, it would stall.

MAP sensor stopped this.

I advise changing Idle Control Valve, Lambda Sensor (o2 sensor) and MAP sensor.
All these can cause the problem but the first two are more to do with rough idling and stalling when clutch is depressed.

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306 LX 1.4 Phase 2
**Current Body Mods**
4 x 4" Exhaust System
Full B/Kit (Front, Skirts, Mirrors & Rear)
Bonnet with Scoop
Full Tinted Rear Windows
17" Alloys
Lights
Posted 23rd Nov 2009 at 12:48

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