QUOTE(ericmaxman @ Apr 14 2012, 11:09 PM)
Bro, comes to think of it, if user manual against pressing accelerator, meaning DBW actually functioning after ACC. Use your common sense and think why they against stepping on pedal during ignition. Mechanical wise, I have not dismantle a GAGA before, but from what I heard from the ball bearing starter, there is an auto cut off function that prevent the starter being crank under 2 condition:1) When the main shaft of the starter is still spinning, meaning if you fail to start your engine, your starter main shaft could still turning. If you try to turn your key, nothing will happen. This is to prevent your flywheel pull back your starter that causes damage to both starter/flywheel. The cut off will wait until the main shaft of the started totally stopped before it allow to crank again.
2) As same as condition 1... some sohigh....
So, I believe DBW is NOT cut off before engine start. I think it follow the ACC instead
NOT provoke you, discussion only
QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Apr 14 2012, 11:46 PM)
u say one ah.
White Tom Yam
Yin Yong Mantis Prawn (Salted Egg & Gong Poh)
Mango Chicken
Thai Style Tilapia Fish
Kerabu Chicken Feet
Stir-Fry Pucuk Ubi with garlic
all on your bill.
Can la, but you only White Tom Yam
Yin Yong Mantis Prawn (Salted Egg & Gong Poh)
Mango Chicken
Thai Style Tilapia Fish
Kerabu Chicken Feet
Stir-Fry Pucuk Ubi with garlic
all on your bill.
QUOTE(ericmaxman @ Apr 14 2012, 11:49 PM)
To narrow down the problem, start your car as usual, then disconnect the battery.
If the car dies, then the alternator is at fault.
That too, iron out the weaken battery suspicious. Volt meter show 12V doesn't mean the battery is still healthy. When apply load(spin the starter), the voltage could drop down to 11/10. If apply load and it drop to 8V, normally your car wouldn't start If the car dies, then the alternator is at fault.
Apr 15 2012, 12:03 AM

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