IGNITION PROBLEM

Discussion in 'Technical' started by IGNITE, Mar 16, 2006.

  1. IGNITE

    IGNITE New Member

    Hi Guys,

    For some reason when I start up my 300, it takes a while before it starts. I mean I turn the key in my ignition and I have to hold it there for a while before the car starts. Do you guys know what kind of problems I'm having and what should I do. Could it be my starter motor or spark plugs?.

    Cheers,
     
  2. DinoZ

    DinoZ Talks sh#t for a living.

    Need a clearer description of the problem

    When you hit the key -

    1. Does the starter motor turn over straight away at a normal cranking speed and then it is a while before the engine fires?
     
  3. K-zed

    K-zed Secret Squirrel

    Check for START signal to ECU

    Pin 43, black/yellow wire, should show battery voltage when cranking. If not, then check for connector & pin damage at rear of IGN switch possibly caused by alarm/immob. installers ... common fault :(
     
  4. IGNITE

    IGNITE New Member

    thanks for your help guys

    yeah when i turn the key, the starter motor responds straight away at normal crankling speed, but it just takes a while and i have to step on the accelerator a few times before the engine actually ignites......
     
  5. DinoZ

    DinoZ Talks sh#t for a living.

    Worth checking the fuel side of things as well

    Car should fire-up without use of throttle.

    Its possible that the lag in starting is a problem in getting fuel up to the injectors.

    Also have a look at online manual EF&EC p42 and p71-76
     
  6. MikeH

    MikeH smeg

    could be lotsa things

    but one thing to check is your coolant temp sensor.
     

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