cold start valve not working
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cold start valve not working
anyone have and ideas, or able to tell me more about the wring to this from the starter.
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I hope that you didn't crank the starter with it bridged ?
When the starter is running, 12v is placed on one pin on the CSV, however it will not fire unless the other pin in grounded, it is the job of the TTS to pull this pin down to ground.
The TTS will disconnect its W pin from ground and hence stop the CSV from firing when:
(1) The coolent is temperature is greater than 35 degrees C
(2) The other pin (G) has had 12v applied to it for greater than 8 seconds. This stops flooding when cranking and the engine has not started, the 8 seconds will vary on coolent temperature as it is a bimettalic strip the governs it. The G pin only has 12v when the starter is running.
As I found out last week (thanks rubjonny), later kjets also have a cold enrichment circuit that also makes use of the TTS and CSV.
There is a throttle switch and Vacuum Time Switch added to the circuit. The throttle switch has 12v applied to it at start and when the engine is running, when the throttle is open by more than .2 to .6 mm the 12v is applied to the other side of the switch and to the Vacuum Time Switch. When you blip the throttle the Plenum chamber experiences negative pressure momentarily which causes the Vacuum Time Switch to place 12v on to the CSV for about 0.4 second. So if the TTS is less than 35 degrees C, the CSV will run for a short period and richen the mixture.
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(1) Always running which causes a flooding of the engine and poor starting - this is usually caused by the TTS failing.
(2) Not firing at all, which means that the engine will take slightly longer to start as the mechanical injectors take longer to open than the electrical CSV.
The CSV is not critical to starting the car, it just helps to start it faster from cold.
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