cold start revs !etc

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cold start revs !etc

Post by veebug74 » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:19 pm

Bongo presently stays at the same idle speed cold and hot from memory around 850rpm.
Found the actuator and it activates from cold. Leading me to beleive that all i have to do is undo lock nut on throttle stopper and increase revs.
So question is what are ur cold start rpms in park ?
And roughly how long before it resets back to normal/hot rpm ? :D
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by francophile1947 » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:22 pm

Can't say I've ever noticed any difference in the revs when hot or cold - perhaps I should pay more attention :lol:
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by mikexgough » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:23 pm

on my new diesel pump...... 850/900 rpm for around a minute then down to around 600 rpm until warmed (currently around 2-3 miles in the cold weather) when it's approx 750 rpm......
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by jaylee » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:28 pm

Mine normally idles/ticks over at 750..? :D

Are you talking about an automatic choke like on the petrol's? :?
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by dandywarhol » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:31 pm

Around 850 on startup, drops to 750. The same actuator operates when you flick on the a/c - are you sure its working ok?
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by missfixit70 » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:51 pm

Chances are the vacuum solenoid (s) are stuffed, it's the two under the drivers seat mounted on the side of the engine at the forward end. My a/c one's stopped working again :roll:
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by veebug74 » Wed Jan 13, 2010 6:42 am

dandywarhol wrote:Around 850 on startup, drops to 750. The same actuator operates when you flick on the a/c - are you sure its working ok?
With the seat up from cold ,can see the cold start actuator moving.And then dropping after a short period of time.
Am aware of the solenoids on top of the glow plug rail ,but it looks like theres x2 1 for aircon 1 for cold start.
Revs dont rise from cold or with aircon on ,so could just need adjusting as the actuator is moving .
So how long do ur revs rise for from cold in park ?anyone :D

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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by jaylee » Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:28 am

just picked back up on this... Yer right it do cold start up about 850! drops back to the 750 by the time i cleared the snow off all the glass though...!

Does an AC solenoid account for the apparent slight loss of power to the engine when activated? This doesn't seem to happen with the Bongo, but i have noticed it on the two Micras my partner owned/owns.. (models K11C & K12 respectively.)
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Re: cold start revs !etc

Post by dandywarhol » Wed Jan 13, 2010 1:33 pm

Fast idle time will depend on the temperature - above freezing seems to be about a minute...........

The solenoid will actuate the fast idle immediately the a/c is switched on - lightly rest your foot on the throttle, swith on the a/c and you'll feel the pedal drop a few mm
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