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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / January 2007

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Carisma Starting problems

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NewModelArmy - 14 Jan 2007 12:08 GMT
Hi

Have a 2001 carisma 1.6 having done 46000 miles and good service history
etc. Have given it a new timing belt as well.

In the last few days, when starting it has cut out after about two
seconds. It then gets more and more difficult to start. If I leave it
for a while though it is usually ok.

Have replaced the spark plugs but this has not helped.

Any ideas?

If it is the oxygen sensor, how much will it cost approx?

Thanks

Ian
Stewart DIBBS - 14 Jan 2007 16:41 GMT
> Have a 2001 carisma 1.6 having done 46000 miles and good service history
> etc. Have given it a new timing belt as well.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> a while though it is usually ok.
> If it is the oxygen sensor, how much will it cost approx?

Its not the O2 sensor. Check
- the fuel pressure
- the fuel filter
- the coolant temp sensor connection
- the ECU for leaking capacitors.

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C W - 15 Jan 2007 01:08 GMT
I have a 1996 1.8 with 111,000 mies on it ....

To eliminate fuel problem as a source of problems try injecting
some propane gas into the air intake .... front near side of car
by the battery.  The usual caveats about safety and flammable
hydrocarbon gas apply. If it keeps running you have fuel supply
problem somehere.

Can you hear the fuel lift pump in the tank whining away ?

I use this technique to send the mixture rich when checking the
oxygen senor.

Also I have seen the crank position sensor mentioned.

Also recently I have had to replace the distrubutor cap and rotor
- this caused rough running on damp days.

>> Have a 2001 carisma 1.6 having done 46000 miles and good service history
>> etc. Have given it a new timing belt as well.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>- the coolant temp sensor connection
>- the ECU for leaking capacitors.
 
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