Avenga wrote: |
There, the coolant temperature sensor occasionally malfunctioned.
Okay, sometimes when I start it up, it shows a temperature that's way too low.
I still have to drive a long way before the repair. |
Will that interfere with the driving? } Or is it just for turning on? }
No, it also provides a calculation value for the start of injection. If the sensor reports "cold" when the engine is hot, the injection starts too early, which increases the peak pressures.
To avoid this, you should try to drive "smoothly" on long journeys, meaning avoid putting excessive load on the engine; in my opinion, this shouldn't cause significant damage.