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steve gR said:Hi Simon
I had the same problems as you (see cam sensor), replaced cam sensor today £55 from dealer, it takes about 2 minutes to do yourself. Tried to start the car before leaving the dealers and it wouldn't start, so I fitted the new sensor while I was there, tried the car and it started. I drove home and turned off the car, I gave it ten minutes and went out to try it again, the car started first time again. It looks like this has sorted out my problem and I hope it will help you.
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Steve
Hi willm . . .first call is ya fuel filter,unless its bin changed recent. . .Will M said:I think the missus has a similar problem with her hippo td4.
Each time I drive it it starts instantly. But she claims that occaisionally hot or cold it sometimes will not start.
It turns over fine but does not fire. It can take as many as 6 attempts, then on the last attempt fires up instantly. I was thinking immobiliser, but is it going to be cam sensor.
It appears to be intermittant and random.
cheers
Will M said:I think the missus has a similar problem with her hippo td4.
Each time I drive it it starts instantly. But she claims that occaisionally hot or cold it sometimes will not start.
It turns over fine but does not fire. It can take as many as 6 attempts, then on the last attempt fires up instantly. I was thinking immobiliser, but is it going to be cam sensor.
It appears to be intermittant and random.
cheers
Hi Will m . . .well the filter is well documented for poor starting and a easy place to start, check to see if your 2001 has 2 fuel pumps one in rear above tank and one in engine bay rhs as lookin in,it twas bout 2001 they changed the pump layout , however my point being that the rear one is well known for going weak and not delivering the correct amount of fuel on start up,if ya go through the threads in search it is documented. . .best oh luck. . . .Will M said:Thanks for replys and the welcome.
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this seems very possible but i have a concern the the engine management light does not come on, or maybe this problem is somehow tricking the ECMHi
I'm pretty sure our problem is being caused by the cam sensor being faulty when hot. Try taking the sensor out for a few minutes the next time it will not start and then put it back in . This gives the sensor chance to cool down and start working. I'm going to change mine, the stealer is asking for £55 so I'm trying to source a cheaper one. I'll let you know if it works.
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