hello!
"On a 1994 Passat with a 1Z engine, we're experiencing annoying starting problems when the engine is warm. We replaced the injectors with 0.216 size injectors, and the software has been adjusted accordingly, but now it struggles to start when warm, which it never did before."
The car initially only had a chip installed; after its 225,000 km, we decided to give it new injectors, and why not install larger ones at the same time?
To start with, before we made any changes, we checked the pump's injection start time, and it was below the lower tolerance limit.
After the adjustment, it idled much more smoothly. Then I replaced the injectors, and now it runs like a kitten. The only issue is that it takes about 3-5 seconds to start when it's cold.
Sure, no problem! Here's the translation:
"Thank you in advance!"
Sure, here's the translation:
"mozz" translates to "cheese" in English. It is a type of Italian cheese that is made from cow's milk.
"The fuel injection pump was replaced about 15,000 kilometers ago due to severe jolting/jerking, and that fixed the problem!"