Over recent weeks whenever I start my engine from cold it takes about 20 second to start the car, then it smokes (white) for about 1 minute after starting, the whole car shakes a well, after about 1 minute it clears and drives great all day and night but this problem occurs again the following morning.
Had it plugged in on a diagnostic today, there was a pending code about cylinder head temp sensor low circuit.
Could that cause the problems with this car ?
car is a 2006 ford focus sport 1.8 tdci.
thanks
Could a bad cylinder head temp sensor cause problems when starting from cold, such as smoke and erratic idle for first minute ?
2017-03-18 3:06 am
回答 (5)
2017-03-18 3:44 am
.....yes - don't know the particulars for your car, but could affect cold start fuel enrichment, EGR, timing, manifold heat control valve (if equipped) etc.
2017-03-18 3:20 am
yes change the sensor
2017-03-18 3:12 am
Yes
It prevents the glow plugs kicking in.
Getting a new sensor makes more sense.
It prevents the glow plugs kicking in.
Getting a new sensor makes more sense.
2017-03-18 11:52 am
The other day a guy asked what was better, a Ford Focus or Toyota Camry. You can tell him how you feel with your Focus crapping out now.
2017-03-18 8:14 am
You sure it said cylinder head temperature sensor? It sounds more like a leaking fuel injector problem. How about listing the code?
參考: Mitsubishi Master Tech
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