why it takes 2 cranks for my car to strt early morning...it only happens early morning cold starts....takes 2 cranks for it to start...the first crank tun s on but just dies...asher4857 wrote:CAs are infamous for their cold start issues... you get used to it.
what is your vacuum reading at idle? If it is too low you might be sucking in to much air through a leak. that can cause the motor to run like shiet since there wouldn't be enough fuel for cold startup.most normal vacuum is between 15in and 20in I believe.domicubarican wrote:right now I don't, I plan on getting on when I get some more money. Right now the only gauge I have is boost. Yea on cold starts, when I try to start driving as soon as i give it gas it'll hesitate and wanna die. At first it sounds like its misfiring or not running on all cylinders, but once it warms up everything is fine even the boost is good.
When I changed out that vacuum line that connects from the nipple on the turbo to the wastegate everything went away. Started up fine on cold starts and everything. Next day it went back to the way it was...could it have anything to do the butterfly valve system not hooked up or anything?
Yea that'd be great, nothing wrong with meeting new folk!rico05 wrote:Mine did this exact thing. I have replaced:-FPR-MAF-IACV-Coils-Grounds-Rewired the harness 3x
The two things that finally fixed it were a new TPS and iridium plugs. Now, it starts fine, and boosts fine. It is still not as well as when it is 100% warm, but it is much better than the first 3 years of having my swap.
BTW, I am moving to DFW next weekend. We should meet up!
Ive had coils wear down on me and not burn as well, horribly annoying as it just doesnt quite feel the same. maybe Im just anal and noice it before it really is a problem. they also are significant under boost, but at idle not a horrible issue and create a surge affect. This is far different than a vac issue or fuel issue.rico05 wrote:You always call coil Gabby, haha.
In my 4 years of having this motor, every time I have had a coil go (which is 4 times) it has been like a light switch. A cylinder will die. Now sometimes, it will work until hot, then die. But never a gradual loss of spark. Always a light switch.
Pulling that low of vacuum leads me to think you have a leak. Cold start, I pull 18inHg, at NOT (normal operating temp), I pull 20-21inHg.