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    Not running.

    If I do finally start it and it seems fine, every time the car cools down, like over night, it wont start again.

    Any ideas/suggestions guys? I already changed the 2 sensors that share the injectors wire group, I think its the coolant temp and the blue one next to it. Ive tried a different icv also and check the fuel injector wire harness.

    One final question, Do stock injectors need a re-learning period form the DME?

    Thanks in advance guys, this is my family car and need to get it running as soon as possible.
    Last edited by bmw325csi; 03-05-2011, 10:12 AM.
    harry/harout

    #2
    Sorry guys I know its early but I have to bump
    harry/harout

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      #3
      Any adaptation would be cleared when you reset the DME.

      I'd look for loose connections/vacuum leaks. Also, I'd probably shove in the injectors that you took out in the first place. After all, they *did* work until you had an attack of the stupids and put the wrong injectors in.
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        #4
        lol true on the second part, Thanks
        harry/harout

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          #5
          Mention what's new or in good condition on your car so maybe people can cross them off the list of possibilities. Like I know your cap/rotor and CPS are fairly new right?

          I had this problem for the longest except it wasn't that hard to start my car(sometimes). It turned out my TPS wasn't adjusted(or clicking with the turn of the throttle/butterfly), so I fixed that then all was well. Later I started fumbling and backfiring, but that turned out to be a worn can and rotor.

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            #6
            monday morning bump.
            harry/harout

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              #7
              it hapened to me once, you might have flooded the sparkplugs, my car ran perfect when I erove it to work and 3 hours later wouldnt start, I could smell gas and checked different things , but when I took out a spark plug it was all wet with gas, I took all plugs out and cranked the engine a few moments and put the plugs back and it's been running perfectly again, well I guess till next flooding .
              Hope this helped
              Good luck
              Henry

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                #8
                thanks for that, gonna go check now.
                harry/harout

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                  #9
                  fuel pressure test ? after it sets for a few hours, are you losing pressure ?

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                    #10
                    Same problem here and i'm wondering if my chip has anything to do with it?
                    @IRON-E30 aka Edwin:D

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                      #11
                      ok guys MTechnikII was right the engine is flooding, I pulled the plugs and they were fouled, cleaned them up and it fired right up but then it died. I pulled the plugs again and they were fouled again. Whats my next move?
                      harry/harout

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                        #12
                        Do you have access to a known good DME?
                        My brother went through something very similar to what your describing..

                        post #7
                        http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=165766

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                          #13
                          unplug the o2 sensor if you haven't.. check the wiring for the o2 sensor. my camaro (very different car i know but similar problem) had the rear o2 wires rubbing together even though i had them turned off it caused the car to run like total shit and kept fouling plugs.

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                            #14
                            maybe your battery is worth checking out..


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                              #15
                              are you sure your injectors are pulsing properly? If you can foul plugs within a few seconds thats usually a shit ton of fuel.
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