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Poor starting 2005 GTI 180
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Schumi
PostPosted: Mon Jun 03, 2013 12:16 pm Up
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Did you use FQR7ME Bosch plugs, right ?
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Yes now running Bosch plugs and it feels better than it did. I still think it's running rich though even after replacing the plugs and coolant temperature sensor, so will need further investigation.
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Any luck with this?
 
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Have you carefully checked the exhaust for leaks. Get a mate to block the tail pipe with a rag while you carefully look under the car at the exhaust and under the bonnet also listening for leaks. In my early post I described how even a tiny leak can allow air in, air conatins oxygen, the lambda sees the extra oxygen and thinks the car is running lean so send a signal to the ECU asking for more fuel. Thousands of cars each year fail the MOT for this reason.

Note: you may still have a lambda sensor starting to fail. They don't alway (rarerly) fail completely and don't necessarily cause a fault code. Ask a local garage to do an emmissions test and that will be a better indication.

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