#1: *Technical Question* Cold Start Judders Author: Mr-Tigger, Location: EssexPosted: Sat Feb 22, 2014 12:27 pm ---- So after having the GTi a year now, much work carried out yet this problem still persists, ive narrowed it down to only occuring when the engine would be on the auto-choke on a complete cold start after the first few seconds when the revs drop to around 1100. Once this starts to dim toa round 800-900 and idle normally it stops.
The question is how does the autochoke on a 206 work, is it electronically controlled fluctuations of the injectors etc, and is there a way tot weak it? Does anyone know if a re-map/map update would also cover the autochoke settings possibly? as far as im aware the car is still on its original late 2003 map it came with
#2: Re: *Technical Question* Cold Start Judders Author: Edward, Location: In the garagePosted: Sat Feb 22, 2014 1:12 pm ---- No such thing as auto choke. The car just runs slightly richer until it has warmed up.
You sure it's no dodgy hydraulic lifters.
#3: Re: *Technical Question* Cold Start Judders Author: Mr-Tigger, Location: EssexPosted: Sat Feb 22, 2014 2:21 pm ---- ok so autochoke is the wrong wording,but what controls it,is it purely based on engine running temp? could be lifters i suppose,have tried some of the sticky lifter crap in the oil as a "least i tried it" and hasnt changed anything.
Essentially im curious if there's anyway of spoofing the car on a cold start not to run richer to see if it still does judder at all. doesnt seem to affect performance at all but it niggles me on those cold days
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