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lammy426
31-08-2011, 14:14
hello there,having probs with a 1999 y61 2.8 diesel ,it won't start when its hot it'll just wind the batt down but if you leave it until warm or cold its no problem,any ideas or what consult to buy to read the error codes,many thanks john

zippy656
31-08-2011, 16:21
oooh could change the fuel line, as some times they let air get sucked IN,

lammy426
31-08-2011, 16:48
i'm never that lucky,if its air why would it start ok when its cooled down i was thinking more electrical something breaking down when hot with all the electrics on the fuel pump,when its hot theres fuel to the pump but none out the injector pipes and no air when you use the bleed screw

iandouglas
31-08-2011, 18:57
get your self next to an air line blast the electrics with it one at a time to cool them.
try a separate earth onto the ecu .
does it run ok when hot?
others will hoefully be along soon.
ps welcome to the mad house.

lammy426
31-08-2011, 19:11
yes it runs fine,so long as you don't turn it off,i'll try the airline tomorrow

solarman216
31-08-2011, 19:21
Dont know much about the y61 but if it is not fly by wire, then wen hot can you detect the pump solenoid clicking? if not check there is power to it if yes then solenoid is sticking when hot, if no then bad connection/relay or ECU, Rick

lammy426
31-08-2011, 19:30
Dont know much about the y61 but if it is not fly by wire, then wen hot can you detect the pump solenoid clicking? if not check there is power to it if yes then solenoid is sticking when hot, if no then bad connection/relay or ECU, Rick

yes they are fly by wire,its not the pump solenoid i have had a seperate live to that and kept it on when stopped and still no starting,please keep the ideas coming there might be something i have missed or don't know about,thanks to everyone

geoffdown
31-08-2011, 19:56
yes they are fly by wire,its not the pump solenoid i have had a seperate live to that and kept it on when stopped and still no starting,please keep the ideas coming there might be something i have missed or don't know about,thanks to everyonetemp sensor when hot it might be tell the ecu to add to much fuel so it wont start but will do when only warm cor cold for the terrano 2.7 tdi the sensor only costs £9 from euro car parts hope this helps

Timbo_1975
31-08-2011, 20:00
Do you have any motion from the tacho during cranking with it hot? You have all the symptoms of a dying crank position sensor. Method of failure is little or no output when hot, but fine when cooler.

As someone said, cool it off with an airline, or freeze spray to test.

lammy426
31-08-2011, 20:01
temp sensor when hot it might be tell the ecu to add to much fuel so it wont start but will do when only warm cor cold for the terrano 2.7 tdi the sensor only costs £9 from euro car parts hope this helps

i have changed the temp sensor for the ecu the other one on the block is just the gauge i think,there is an ic sensor but i don't know if that would effect the starting

Dynamics
31-08-2011, 22:53
Hello and welcome.

lammy426
01-09-2011, 14:36
took it to nissan today,it was on diagnostics for 45 mins inc. test drive,£60 shorter with no error codes showing and they wound the batt flat trying to get it in the garage so they jumped it then put it on the machine,the short of it they say its the batt not putting out enough amps,so i'm trying to get a new batt on warranty from oldham,which is slow and painful

supergnome
01-09-2011, 15:29
Sounds total B####cks. David

solarman216
01-09-2011, 18:58
Sounds total B####cks. David

I go with that, they wound it into the garage on the starter but the battery is not putting out enough amps????? Rick

lammy426
01-09-2011, 19:24
no,i must have put it wrong,they wound it flat then put the jumper on it to start it to get it in the garage,sorry for the confusion

geoffdown
01-09-2011, 19:47
no,i must have put it wrong,they wound it flat then put the jumper on it to start it to get it in the garage,sorry for the confusionso once it was jump started did it start ok or still struggle

solarman216
01-09-2011, 22:07
yes they are fly by wire,its not the pump solenoid i have had a seperate live to that and kept it on when stopped and still no starting,please keep the ideas coming there might be something i have missed or don't know about,thanks to everyone

if you kept the hot wire to the stop solenoid, how did you stop the engine? Rick

lammy426
02-09-2011, 09:27
so once it was jump started did it start ok or still struggle

i think so,i was inside looking out the window

lammy426
02-09-2011, 09:30
if you kept the hot wire to the stop solenoid, how did you stop the engine? Rick

if you turn the ign off the ecu shuts down and the maf and the rest of the electrical crap on there,the engine does rev up before it shuts down though

Timbo_1975
02-09-2011, 13:10
...so they jumped it then put it on the machine,the short of it they say its the batt not putting out enough amps..


So will it fire up with a jump pack when hot? Will it bump start when hot?

How fast is it spinning over on the starter when hot?

I dont think we are getting accurate symptoms on this....

lammy426
02-09-2011, 14:19
So will it fire up with a jump pack when hot? Will it bump start when hot?

How fast is it spinning over on the starter when hot?

I dont think we are getting accurate symptoms on this....

it started with jump pack at the garage don't know about bump start i wouldn't try it unless theres no other choice,i think its spinning over fast enough compared to the y60 2.8 i had but it don't turn it over for long about 20 seconds and its slowing down,i'm going for a new batt a varta 830cca instead of the oldham 720cca ,they now want me to drive 20 mile each way to get the oldham tested for the warrantee and if i do they prob come out with a load of rubbish and not replace it

solarman216
02-09-2011, 21:24
if you turn the ign off the ecu shuts down and the maf and the rest of the electrical crap on there,the engine does rev up before it shuts down though

OK that seems to eliminate a sticking solenoid, if it starts hot with an extra battery on, then I suspect a bad connection/earth, there are multiple earth straps on these motors and although I fail to understand why, they must be there for a reason, as Timbo says I think we are not getting the full story here tho, Rick

lammy426
03-09-2011, 07:36
OK that seems to eliminate a sticking solenoid, if it starts hot with an extra battery on, then I suspect a bad connection/earth, there are multiple earth straps on these motors and although I fail to understand why, they must be there for a reason, as Timbo says I think we are not getting the full story here tho, Rick

car starts fine when cold stop it when its hot and start within a few seconds it starts but if you leave it 10mins to 30 mins ish it don't start it seems to be turning over fast enough (my old y60 2.8 would have started) but the turning over only lasts about 15/20 seconds before it slows down,if you leave the car for an hour + it starts ok again,no error codes showing at nissan garage,i'm going to put another new batt on with more power and see how it goes (not an oldham battery this time because there warrantee is a waste of time)