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Audi A3 1.9 TDi Warm Engine Start Difficulty: Non-Closing Valves?

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  • #1 12554145
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    Hello everyone. For some time, Audi has been very difficult to start with a warm engine. It spins a long time before it fires. It does not smoke, it does not take oil, neither is the engine dry and the turbine. I was at the workshop, under the computer and found that all engine parameters are ok. Injections, pump, advance angle and intake temperature. They suggest that it may be the fault of non-closing valves? Is it worth delving into it? If anyone could say something, thank you in advance.
    Regards.
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  • #2 12554555
    qwertyuiop1000
    Level 24  
    If this is what the mechanics suggest, why haven't they measured the pressure on the cylinders yet? :idea: :?:
    How he smokes in the cold :?:
  • #3 12554714
    lopr_pol
    Level 32  
    Worn motor, pump? Too small starting dose on warm? Simulate the engine is cold and check firing.
  • #4 12554782
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    As the previous speaker said, there was a constant problem with these cars. Raise the starting dose and he should smoke.
  • #5 12564366
    damian arl
    Level 11  
    device on the Allegro PLN 80
  • #6 12574423
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    Thank you for the hints, gentlemen. I was not in the country for a while, but from Wednesday I am going to work and I will inform you about the results. And what kind of Allegro device can you install?
    Regards.
  • #7 12574670
    miler80
    Level 34  
    There aren't any cans that distort the engine temperature, it's teasing, get the starting dose as the jokerro said.
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  • #8 12578652
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    How can I improve this starting dose?
  • #9 12579226
    beru
    Level 15  
    You have to drive to someone who tinkers soft and will be git forever.
  • #10 12580120
    jaro860929
    Level 11  
    You can improve the starting dose with a cable from the vag auction portal for PLN 40

    the whole procedure is extremely simple
    "vag-com
    engine
    login: 12233
    adaptation channel 05
    enter the max value "
    you click test and save

    from now on, you have the maximum dose that can be obtained with a small amount of money

    he should smoke better immediately, and if not, just a correction of the program in someone overwhelmed
  • #11 12580569
    trans-serwis
    Level 39  
    jaro860929 wrote:
    You can improve the starting dose with a cable from the vag auction portal for PLN 40
    You will improve so much that you will not see any improvement.
  • #12 12581694
    andrend
    Level 26  
    Buddy, a pump for regeneration, because increasing the starting dose is an extension of death.
  • #13 12581709
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    trans-serwis wrote:
    jaro860929 wrote:
    You can improve the starting dose with a cable from the vag auction portal for PLN 40
    You will improve so much that you will not see any improvement.


    this, read the content of the flash, post it on the forum and maybe someone will take care of it.
  • #14 12582388
    jaro860929
    Level 11  
    colleagues in 50% of cars help enough to make the owner happy
    It's a half-measure, but it works, please don't write that it doesn't

    in addition, if there is a small dose on the adjuster, increase to 3 mg and the result must be

    as for the contents of the flask, I can do it, it solves the problems forever
  • #15 12585114
    damian arl
    Level 11  
    softa let someone normal do you and you will be happy
  • #16 12585235
    12pawel
    Level 34  
    Gentlemen, with the fact that there is too little fuel dose, I agree 100%, but you do not have to pick and pick up the controller right away. The main reason for the fact that the fuel dose is too low is the starter, which does not spin the engine up to the proper speed. If the engine does not reach the RPM recorded in the controller map, the dose is negligible or not at all. The starter should go to regeneration + improving the weight in the car and the positive wire to the starter.
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  • #17 12602284
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    Hello. I put Audi in a line to a specialist and we'll see what he comes up with, he says he knows what's going on, and I can see that I can't do it myself without the appropriate equipment. I will let you know what and how it was. He mentioned something about the starter, we'll see how it will be. Greetings to everyone and thank you for the hints.
  • #18 12625713
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    Hello. Audi healed, some 180 zlotys were installed. And the problem is solved. But I'm not entirely satisfied. The engine is somehow artificially overclocked, I do not perceive it this way, because it turns like crazy, burns faster than I have time to withdraw the key, but the revolutions are a bit higher than usual, like 1000 rpm. smoothly, after warming up, they slightly fall off and slightly fluff the smoke when firing. But the worst thing is the ABS sensor caught fire and I don't know what to do next. The mechanics say that they did not bother with ABS, I know, but it did not shine before and not long ago I replaced 2 rear sensors ...
    Thank you gentlemen for sharing your views on this.
    We will continue to fight the rest of the problems.
    Regards....
  • #19 12625872
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    Pablo2828 wrote:
    Hello. Audi healed, some 180 zlotys were installed.
    damian arl wrote:
    device on the Allegro PLN 80
  • #20 12640269
    Pablo2828
    Level 10  
    Well, I would also prefer to have it done properly. But what to do if there are amateurs around?
  • #21 16825230
    majuDJ
    Level 10  
    Digs up the topic.

    I have a problem in my Audi A3 8P 1.9TDI BKC with warming up. In the morning, it fires with a cold arrow and a starter on a warm 4-5 spins. As described in the golf forum user's topic.
    http://forum.vwgolf.pl/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=266408

    "As a colleague wrote above, the problem is the restrictive map of the starting dose as a function of liquid temperature and speed.

    But a good battery and resuscitation of the pacemaker helps for ... a year ... maybe half (from experience)

    Speeding in doses results in a much longer time and does not require replacement of a functional battery with a slightly more efficient one "



    "I am not surprised, because in VW Kulikowski in my Mk5 they fought with this problem and unfortunately they did not cope, only changing the start maps in the ECU at the tuner solved the problem definitively, with cases that I encountered personally in MK5 and even MK4 the problem always disappeared after the change start maps "



    I got an answer from an honest well-known tuner:

    "At 1,000,000,000,000%, this is not a restrictive starting dose map. It is set so that the engine does not start, detonating, destroying the crank system, especially the bearings without an oil film, and the real cause is too low starting speed. Reanimation is not the battery and the starter, but above all. all starter cables and mass. Did any of these smarts change this map in a new vehicle because he does not want to start? Or after a year there was a problem? Rhetorical question. Of course not. But to sum up, if you know all this, you want to load the connecting rod bushings without oil I invite you to visit us with a high dose "

    What do you think about it? Better to drive to a company that specializes in the regeneration of starters?
  • #22 16827266
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    And replacing the wires does not add anything to the topic. The problem was practiced by thousands of workshops and yet no one has found a permanent solution to it in the original.
    And when it comes to making the dose, 9 out of 10 operators do this dose to the maximum because they cannot do it manually, of course, that something will suffer the crank system, etc. topics. The ground should not be done to the maximum, but as it should be and nothing really happens then .
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  • #23 16828259
    majuDJ
    Level 10  
    I will start with the battery, starter and finally map correction and we will see if the problem will pass and for how long.
  • #24 16828320
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    Not for how long, but forever, if you are made of steel, I invite you, we'll wait while you wait.
    You'll see how it's done gently and understand the idea of not pumping fuel to the maximum.
  • #25 16828584
    majuDJ
    Level 10  
    Unfortunately, I rarely visit Stalowa Wola, I live and work in Warsaw. It's good to know that someone is kumaty in St.
  • #26 16828752
    zyganps
    Level 10  
    hello, a very common problem and everyone does something about it, at the beginning I check the battery, starter speed and power consumption during start-up (fsa and no
    only has such a function) how is it ok the pressure on the pump. When it comes to maps, you have to tell the truth that it is rather unit injectors that do not have doses, which qualifies them for repair when it comes to an ordinary pump, a plunger and a distributor to be replaced, but we know the reality of repairing the pump, the cost is considerable, and the dose change is small. by 50 rpm
  • #27 16877589
    b1aster
    Level 8  
    A very common problem and I struggle with it myself. I've read all the internet and a lot of smart people are spreading their hands in the process. However, there is a way, some kind of cheating, and many have probably heard of it. It is possible that the dishonest repair shops "fix" the problem in this way.

    Well, you can change the coding of the engine controller to work with an automatic gearbox. If we enter 01-engine in the VAG-COM program, the engine controller number will be displayed, followed by the inscription "soft coding" and the code in the form "00002". This means that our engine is set to work with a manual gearbox. It is enough to click on "07-recode" and enter: "00001" (of course without adultery) and confirm the change. This will result in the car jumping like a frog at low speed and low gears with a slight addition of gas, and an error that cannot be canceled for anything. It is easy to guess that this error informs about the lack of an automatic gearbox :-) The last of the side effects of this forced change will be that there are no problems with starting the engine while it is warm.

    Nothing will shine on the dashboard and the car will start like stupid. I hope that my post will not be an instruction for cheaters, but it will help to check the reliability of mechanics. This is not fixing the problem, but masking it artificially.
  • #28 16878172
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    b1aster, you probably haven't seen a hard tdi on a warm engine, the way you describe the coding change does little but only in the initial problem states.
    Sloppy tdi because for several years only these have been left, this trick does not contribute anything to the topic and can be used by people like you and totally uninformed mechanics ferns with a hammer and chisel in hand and just like you write a few side effects that are not hard to miss, i.e. everyone Kowalski would know that something is not as if he picked up the car from the garage after such a number. In short, it is not done.
  • #29 16878448
    majuDJ
    Level 10  
    My friend changed slightly fuel doses with VCDS and it burns from the arrow on the warm one. Experts for this service in Warsaw count from 150-450 PLN !!!!
  • #30 16878532
    jokerro
    Level 34  
    majuDJ wrote:
    Experts for this service in Warsaw count from 150-450 PLN !!!!


    free market, their business their profit

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the difficulty of starting an Audi A3 1.9 TDi with a warm engine, with users suggesting potential causes and solutions. Commonly mentioned issues include low fuel injection doses, starter performance, and the condition of unit injectors. Several users recommend increasing the starting fuel dose through VAG-COM adjustments, while others emphasize checking the starter and battery. Some participants mention using devices to simulate cold engine conditions to improve starting performance. The conversation highlights the importance of diagnosing the root cause rather than relying on temporary fixes, with suggestions to consult specialists for proper repairs.
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