Injection engines have a number of advantages over carburetor engines. Economical fuel consumption, increased engine power, improved dynamic properties of the engine, easy start-up, reliability, durability - these are not all the advantages of the injector. But as with any engine, problems can also occur with an injection engine. For example, at startup.
Instructions
Step 1
There are times when you wake up in the morning, get behind the wheel of your car, turn the ignition key, and the car will not start. What is the reason? This could be:
Wear of candles. Then you clean them or install new ones. Starter defective. See if it attaches securely. Insufficient engine oil level. The battery is discharged. This is the most common option. A lot of ice has accumulated in the fuel line and this is preventing gasoline from entering the engine. This option is only possible in winter.
Step 2
Your steps to start the injection engine should be arranged as follows:
If you could not start the car from the second or third time, you do not need to try to start it anymore. Turn on the dipped headlights for 2 minutes. This will warm up the battery. Before starting, you need to depress the clutch and then release it smoothly. If you have an automatic transmission, do not squeeze anything - there will be enough fuel. If it didn't work the first time, try again a couple of times with an interval of 10-15 seconds. If the car is not charged the battery and whether the wiring is securely attached to the terminals. Ask someone to "light" your car. If all of the above does not help, contact the service. If the car starts, do not rush to hit the road. Let the engine warm up. This is especially true in winter.
Step 3
In no case try to start the injection machine from the "pusher". This will not lead to anything good.
