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    Default Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.2 CRD Hot Start

    Hello, I have Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.2 CRD 110 kW with hot start problem. It has EDC16C2 ecm. I tried to read with MPPS directly Chrysler Pt Cruiser 2.2 CRD but it gave me error, so I tried Mercedes Benz A200 EDC16C2 and it have readed succesfully, so I supose it should work?

    Could anyone could give me advice I have tried to find map like in this guide (https://sites.google.com/site/vagecumap/hot-start-fix), but I couldn't. Could anyone check and help me out? Also I would like to know if there will be no problems if I have readed dump as MB A200?

    I attach my dump: EDC 16C2 Cruiser.zip

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    Hello!
    I've never seen such problem like "hot start" on EDC16 Common Rail system.
    I suggest you to check rail pressure while crank the engine...
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    There can be problem in fuel system!
    Check all conection some where you can see fuel go out!

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    Thank you for your reply, yes, there are no programming hot start problem on this vehicles. Howerver the problem exists, the pressure is fine while cranking 320-350 bar, injectors were tested and fine, compression, timing - good. Everything is good, no faul codes. When I try to crank the car for example: at 30 Celcius temperature, the injection quantity starts from 35 mg and the car wont start, the ecu starts to dose more fuel 34,40,50,60,65 mg and it starts...

    When I disconnect temperature sensor the ecu "sees" -40 Celcius temperature, the injection quantity is 80 mg and the car starts fine.

    I dont know what to look for, everything is fine... (yes temperature, injectors (tested in few places with injected quantity and pressure), compression etc...) I tried to find and modify the start map, but still can't find it. Could anyone tell me location off it? I attach my dump: ext.zip

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    Here your file.
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    Thank you very much!, I will test and report

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    Thanks for babos, your dump works and now it starts to dose from 65 mg !

 

 

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