turning but not firing
#1
turning but not firing
Hello,
i have a 2008 mini cooper s r56. yesterday morning i started the car to warm up because its winter and its cold outside. I had to turn off the car and then when i came back a few seconds later to start the car, it wouldn't start. it turns over but it just wont fire! no warning lights
battery is brand new, spark plugs are still good changed one coil. and still nothing.
thank you
kaye
i have a 2008 mini cooper s r56. yesterday morning i started the car to warm up because its winter and its cold outside. I had to turn off the car and then when i came back a few seconds later to start the car, it wouldn't start. it turns over but it just wont fire! no warning lights
battery is brand new, spark plugs are still good changed one coil. and still nothing.
thank you
kaye
Last edited by kayer56; 01-27-2019 at 06:00 PM.
#2
Hi Kaye. Your no start problem could be caused by many things, so you'll need to start by getting it diagnosed. Will you be doing the diagnosis or will you be taking the car to a shop?
I would look at the basics first ... is the sufficient fuel in the tank, are you getting sufficient fuel pressure to the fuel rail? Your spark plugs may be good (good not defined), but are they firing? Are they firing at the right time?
How many miles are on the car?
I would look at the basics first ... is the sufficient fuel in the tank, are you getting sufficient fuel pressure to the fuel rail? Your spark plugs may be good (good not defined), but are they firing? Are they firing at the right time?
How many miles are on the car?
#3
Hi Kaye. Your no start problem could be caused by many things, so you'll need to start by getting it diagnosed. Will you be doing the diagnosis or will you be taking the car to a shop?
I would look at the basics first ... is the sufficient fuel in the tank, are you getting sufficient fuel pressure to the fuel rail? Your spark plugs may be good (good not defined), but are they firing? Are they firing at the right time?
How many miles are on the car?
I would look at the basics first ... is the sufficient fuel in the tank, are you getting sufficient fuel pressure to the fuel rail? Your spark plugs may be good (good not defined), but are they firing? Are they firing at the right time?
How many miles are on the car?
is that normal?
Last edited by kayer56; 02-04-2019 at 10:55 AM. Reason: added photo for reference
#4
Was that reading with the engine running?
The high pressure fuel pump should produce 725 PSI at idle; reference is below.
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/r...ystem/FaFDXtpV
The high pressure fuel pump should produce 725 PSI at idle; reference is below.
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/r...ystem/FaFDXtpV
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