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Author Subject: Stalling after 45 seconds
Blue6

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Post #1
So my poor 6 has been sitting unloved for about 18 months and I've had a bit of trouble getting her going again. When I try to start it the fuel pump only primes on the odd occasion. When it does prime she starts and idles OK but only for about 45 seconds at a time. Even if I try to hold the revs up a bit with the throttle it just dies. On the occasions when there is no fuel pump prime she just spins and spins. So far I've cleaned the IAC with no improvement.

So I'm wondering if anyone knows why she only runs for 45 secs at a time. Is there a sensor that kicks in after this amount of time? And any clues why I'm getting only intermittent fuel pump primes?



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Posted 9th Mar 2016 at 02:56
roland rat

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Post #2
Could be the dual fuel relay behind the battery,poor crank sensor or map sensor I'd say
Posted 9th Mar 2016 at 07:16
armzsc6

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Post #3
Poor connection to anything after sitting for that long. If it cuts out when you've still got you're foot on the throttle it can't be icv related more likely url pump failing or dodgy fuel after that long sitting about in the tank. I'd change the multifunction relay behind the battery next.

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Posted 9th Mar 2016 at 08:27
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Post #4
Try removing and cleaning up all earth points in the engine bay too - could have started to corrode and making bad connections.

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Posted 10th Mar 2016 at 07:39
bigbadbowen

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Post #5
Sounds like lake of fuel to me ? Slap a can in and try again
Posted 10th Mar 2016 at 11:15
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Post #6
bigbadbowen wrote:
Sounds like lake of fuel to me ? Slap a can in and try again


if its swimming in it, I don't think any more will help.

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Posted 10th Mar 2016 at 12:10
pug_306

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Sounds like as said. Fuel pump relay

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Posted 10th Mar 2016 at 12:24
Blue6

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Post #8
Thanks for the responses...The tank was empty when I left it sitting so old fuel shouldn't be an issue. I put a good half tank in before I tried restarting it.
If the fuel pump relay were dodgy would it be priming at all? It starts pretty easily if it's been sitting for a while it just won't prime and run again once it's died after the aforementioned 35-45 seconds.
Posted 28th Apr 2016 at 06:17
mocinim

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Post #9
Id go for fuel pump and as said the relay but considering it sitting so long id try a full service first spark plugs change the battery if even just to test it fuel filter etc sounds like lack of fuel could be lack of electrical power go for the cheap bits first filters sparks and borrow a known good battery

make sure mice havent got into the air intake mice can only hold onto there nest for 45 sec before one or the other gets sucked into the pipe blocking the air flow

Mice are notoriously strong but only for around 45 secounds at a time Smile ( life knowledge)

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Posted 28th Apr 2016 at 08:12
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Post #10
Didit fix ???

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Posted 30th Apr 2016 at 09:32

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