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my AU XR6 Series 3 after sitting at a set of lights or standing stationary for even a short time (this also occurs on start up take offs), when I go to take off by easing on the throttle to get going the engine sounds like it is missing. Does anyone know what this may be or have any ideas about what might be causing this problem to occur?
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| kelv_05ef_wagon |
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im not to familar with au's but try your crank angle sensor if it has one?
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| Grimketel |
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 missing? all jokes aside, many many things to consider. If its missfiring it could be injectors, fuel flow, ignition timing, coil/lead/plug... More info required.
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| Grimketel |
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tps, throttle body too just thought of to add to the check list.
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Maf sensor, vacuum lines, inlet gasket?
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| kelv_05ef_wagon |
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try crank angle sensor first will take 20mins tops
pull it off nd check for and grime on it i had a similar problem nd did all those things first and then found my crank angle sensor
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i'd say aux shaft but without more info its hard to tell.
Ive got a similar issue, but it only happens at start up. Ive got an el motor tho
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| z11 |
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thanks for your help guys, it is also starting to do the same thing when going around corners slowly or when turning around a roundabout. does this suggest that its more likely to be the crank angle sensor?
I know that its not the tps switch because I have just recently changed it, so that counts that one out. |
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| Troy |
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weak fuel pump?
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| z11 |
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all of the sensors are fine as it was only the tps sensor that showed up as a fault when the ecu was scanned. So that rules all of the senors out.
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z11 wrote: all of the sensors are fine as it was only the tps sensor that showed up as a fault when the ecu was scanned. So that rules all of the senors out. No it doesn't
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z11 wrote: thanks for your help guys, it is also starting to do the same thing when going around corners slowly or when turning around a roundabout. does this suggest that its more likely to be the crank angle sensor? I know that its not the tps switch because I have just recently changed it, so that counts that one out. woah woah woah, ive heard that one before. you checked the fuel pump relay? the contacts could be worn. the thing could be opening up when you corner
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| EL__Fairmont |
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z11 wrote: my AU XR6 Series 3 after sitting at a set of lights or standing stationary for even a short time (this also occurs on start up take offs), when I go to take off by easing on the throttle to get going the engine sounds like it is missing. Does anyone know what this may be or have any ideas about what might be causing this problem to occur? when was the last time the fuel filter got replaced??????
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| z11 |
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the car has only done 57000km so I haven't had the fuel filter replaced. but i'm probably guess that I should yeh?
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| z11 |
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turned out the fuel filter was blocked. got it replace and had an off car service done on the injectors. Problem solved. thanks for everyone's advice
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