If I keep the van to 60/65 and under, turning the engine off then restarting is not a problem. But.... driving at 70/75 then trying that is a different matter.
It happened again yesterday when I stopped for LPG on the A14. Seems like I have to leave engine cool down a bit then it'll restart after 10/15 mins????
Why is this and what can I do to remedy (don't say drive slower!!! )
Ian Hulley wrote:Hi Tigs ... when you say it 'won't start' do you mean it turns over fine but won't fire or that it won't turn over ?
Ian
Sorry Ian yes it turns over but just wont fire. Is the fuel evaporating too quickly cos the engine's hot do you think?
Tigs
I know very little about the injection model but that would certainly make sense to me. Although you'd imagine that there'd be something to prevent it.
Ian.
The Hulley's Bus 1989 2.1DJ Trampspotter LPG courtesy of Steve @ Gasure
T'Onion wrote:it does sound like a timing issue or a vacuum problem which may only show itself when the engine is slightly hotter , is it due a service
also check the rotor arm and cap , could be time for new ones
Was serviced before I trekked up to Scotland end of June. Will check rotor arm and cap
could be the leads breaking down , ask hulley which golf ones fit , simple cheapish repair if it is them , just do one at a time ,then you won't get mixed up as to which one goes where