When I start the engine, it sometimes has a hard time to get running.
Pushing the throttle a bit helps the engine to start running.
Without throttle it is about to go out, without choking or so, it just gets off.
Now this does not always happen, but sometimes...
I did rebuild the engine like 1500 miles ago, and I also replaced all the parts on the engine, like the two sensors in the cylinderhead, the starter is brand new too.
The fuel pump of the car is new, and when the car is up running, everything is fine.
Could this be the lambda probe (270.000Km), or does the engine breath air somewhere where it shouldnt?
Pushing the throttle a bit helps the engine to start running.
Without throttle it is about to go out, without choking or so, it just gets off.
Now this does not always happen, but sometimes...
I did rebuild the engine like 1500 miles ago, and I also replaced all the parts on the engine, like the two sensors in the cylinderhead, the starter is brand new too.
The fuel pump of the car is new, and when the car is up running, everything is fine.
Could this be the lambda probe (270.000Km), or does the engine breath air somewhere where it shouldnt?
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