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318i e36 starts and dies
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<blockquote data-quote="carlsberg" data-source="post: 626096" data-attributes="member: 21454"><p>ive changed the MAF before, still the same...... the ICV, i dont have a spare, so will clean again.... the parts i have here are a later version, the ICV seems to be in the manifold, mine is early e36, with metal can ICV fitted on the manifold.... i just tried again, it fires up perfectly, but what ever it is that makes the engine rev a bit on start up seems to be intermittent... im really thinking its the ICV.....</p><p></p><p></p><p>edit, when it does start, theres no petrol smell or such, so i think the engine temp sensor is working ok... mixture wise i think all is fine, its the electro mechanical part thats the issue.... i wish i had an ICV to swop in to see..........</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="carlsberg, post: 626096, member: 21454"] ive changed the MAF before, still the same...... the ICV, i dont have a spare, so will clean again.... the parts i have here are a later version, the ICV seems to be in the manifold, mine is early e36, with metal can ICV fitted on the manifold.... i just tried again, it fires up perfectly, but what ever it is that makes the engine rev a bit on start up seems to be intermittent... im really thinking its the ICV..... edit, when it does start, theres no petrol smell or such, so i think the engine temp sensor is working ok... mixture wise i think all is fine, its the electro mechanical part thats the issue.... i wish i had an ICV to swop in to see.......... [/QUOTE]
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