cold starting problem - intermittent stalling ...
#1
cold starting problem - intermittent stalling ...
Here's the deal. When I start the engine cold, the starter turns for 3-4 seconds; half of the time the engine fires-up, and the other half of the time the engine stalls. I then re-attempt starting, and the engine fires-up.
Here's some background info:
1. New fuel pump
2. New FPR
3. Fuel pump is receiving appropriate electrical current
4. Even if I put the ignition in the "on" position for a few seconds prior to starting to allow the fuel pump to build pressure, it'll sometimes stall when starting.
I'm stumped. Clearly, I've been treating this as a fuel delivery issue and it may not be. Ideas?
Thanks,
Dave
Here's some background info:
1. New fuel pump
2. New FPR
3. Fuel pump is receiving appropriate electrical current
4. Even if I put the ignition in the "on" position for a few seconds prior to starting to allow the fuel pump to build pressure, it'll sometimes stall when starting.
I'm stumped. Clearly, I've been treating this as a fuel delivery issue and it may not be. Ideas?
Thanks,
Dave
#4
AudiWorld Senior Member
I do not think that the fuel pump starts until...
The ECU gets signals from the crank and cam position sensor. Turning on the ignition and waiting for fuel pump pressure to build wont make a difference.
#6
AudiWorld Senior Member
Thanks Tom, I know my 12V did that but I cannot hear the pump on the S6 when I turn the key
I guess that is a good thing. Probably means that my pump is still in good shape.
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that being the case....
Problems could still be:
1. Fuel delivery / pressure (despite new pump / FPR / proper voltage)
2. CamPositionSensor (despite no codes other than 2111)
?
I'm stumped.
1. Fuel delivery / pressure (despite new pump / FPR / proper voltage)
2. CamPositionSensor (despite no codes other than 2111)
?
I'm stumped.