Help... my wife has a 190E 1987 2.3 Mercedes that is only hard to start
after it sits a day or longer.Once it warms up, it works perfect.I replaced
the wires,rotor and sparkplugs but it didn't do much.Once I get it started,
it sort of chokes out if I press on the accelerator fast.Any suggestions
would be appreciated.
saeef - 11 Sep 2005 10:27 GMT
Your cold start injector may not be working. Either the injector is
clogged or may not be getting currents to open. It gets current from
thermotime switch. This is what I would check first.
T.G. Lambach - 11 Sep 2005 20:14 GMT
Cold start system not working. Temperature sensor, cold start valve and
time-temperature relay. If any of these fail your car's problem results.
First check connections starting at the cold start injector and trace
back. If nothing found amiss my $ would be on the time-temp relay.
The reason the engine coughs when you open the throttle is that the
mixture is too lean due to this problem.
cp - 12 Sep 2005 07:45 GMT
> Help... my wife has a 190E 1987 2.3 Mercedes that is only hard to start
> after it sits a day or longer.Once it warms up, it works perfect.I replaced
> the wires,rotor and sparkplugs but it didn't do much.Once I get it started,
> it sort of chokes out if I press on the accelerator fast.Any suggestions
> would be appreciated.
Fuel pressure accumulator?
cp