Random not starting after shutting down
#1
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Random not starting after shutting down
Hey guys, randomly my car wont start 2 minutes after I shut it off. It turns and turns but just doesnt fire up. Its not like when I had a blown headgasket and the plugs where wet, but I just dont get it. It happens randomly, is my fuel pump not priming prooerly? is it colder plugs in cold weather?
Anyway, if I just leave it for 5 minutes when it does this, it usually fires up but just random and curious
Anyway, if I just leave it for 5 minutes when it does this, it usually fires up but just random and curious
#3
Wasn't there a post about this in the summer with ID1000s and aem ems causing the "whooomp" noise. The injectors fire for a split second when the aem ems is turned on and spits fuel into the engine flooding it. I know my car randomly does this and has trouble firing afterwards also.
#4
Originally Posted by o'malley_808,Feb 1 2011, 07:46 AM
Wasn't there a post about this in the summer with ID1000s and aem ems causing the "whooomp" noise. The injectors fire for a split second when the aem ems is turned on and spits fuel into the engine flooding it. I know my car randomly does this and has trouble firing afterwards also.
#6
do you give the aem a few seconds to load and wait for the pump to prime before you try turning it over? I always waited about 10 seconds after turner the key to ON position and it helps with the aem startup.
#7
Thread Starter
^yea, I do wait for it to prime and like someone said above, it does go "whooomp"
Ok, so its the AEM Series 2 issue huh, or ID10000s?
Im just glad its not my motor
F--- annoying though
D1sclaimer
Always starts fine when cold. Its when I start it up after its already warmed up, like after getting gas (doesnt happen ll the time, just random)
Ok, so its the AEM Series 2 issue huh, or ID10000s?
Im just glad its not my motor
F--- annoying though
D1sclaimer
Always starts fine when cold. Its when I start it up after its already warmed up, like after getting gas (doesnt happen ll the time, just random)
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#8
What are your coolant temps when you try to restart it? Try logging that next time it happens.
I wonder if it could also be leaky injectors leaking fuel into the engine when you turn it off when they're at operating fuel pressure. That would flood it. Next time it happens, try starting it with the gas pedal to the floor.
I wonder if it could also be leaky injectors leaking fuel into the engine when you turn it off when they're at operating fuel pressure. That would flood it. Next time it happens, try starting it with the gas pedal to the floor.
#10
Wasn’t there a symptom like this with the old 1012ems with the coil driver. Something about a weak signal to the cam sensor. Seems like these symptoms still happen on the 1052 and maybe the Series 2? Cam sensor going bad maybe?