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babydriver 02-05-2015 06:20 PM

Engine ignition missing upon cold start
 
Over the last few weeks I have noticed that when I start up the FR-S in the morning the ignition tends to miss occasionally while at "cold fast idle". This seems to disappear as soon as I drive a short distance. The missing ONLY occurs when the engine is cold and is not severe or very frequent. Just an occasional hiccup.

Even though I live in Texas, it can get cool here; about 30-50 degrees F is a typical range for January and February.

Has anyone else encountered this issue? What is the likely cause?

Thanks. :D

Turdinator 02-06-2015 01:52 AM

Are you on E85 by any chance?

N1rve 02-06-2015 03:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by babydriver (Post 2120090)
Over the last few weeks I have noticed that when I start up the FR-S in the morning the ignition tends to miss occasionally while at "cold fast idle". This seems to disappear as soon as I drive a short distance. The missing ONLY occurs when the engine is cold and is not severe or very frequent. Just an occasional hiccup.

Even though I live in Texas, it can get cool here; about 30-50 degrees F is a typical range for January and February.

Has anyone else encountered this issue? What is the likely cause?

Thanks. :D

I had a similiar issue...

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...t=64575&page=2

Though right now I'm getting my engine torn down :lol:

babydriver 02-06-2015 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turdinator (Post 2120626)
Are you on E85 by any chance?

No. Chevron Supreme 93 octane.

babydriver 02-06-2015 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N1rve (Post 2120676)

Thanks for the link! I tried waiting a few seconds before turning the key to start and the hiccups disappeared! The fuel pump needs a moment to build up pressure, I guess.


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