- lör 08 jan 2005, 12:18
#3651
Hello Everyone :D .
My name is Michael , I'm form Poland, I have a problem with my 850 2,0 T5 94year:
1. When the temperature outside is behind -7 / +10 C I have a problem with starting the engine. It started, but this take me about 5-10 sec. When the engine is warm everything is OK. Specialy this problem is at the mornig, when my 850 is cold.
Is there anybody who know what is wrong ? What is faulty ? Maybe it's normal, but I don't think so. In owner manual write that the Turbo engine could started up to 10sek, but in my opinion it's very unlikely, especially that it depends on outside temperature.
2. When I ride longest distance than 50km, Lambda sensor start lighting, and in computer I see fault code: 2-3-1 and 3-2-5. What does it mean ? Computer and lambda sensor problem ? Why ?
I know that lambda sensor doesn't come influence on starting engine.
Everything except these problems is OK, no more fault codes.
Please help me if it possible ( could be in Swedish, I understand it).
Thank You and many greetings.
Michael
My name is Michael , I'm form Poland, I have a problem with my 850 2,0 T5 94year:
1. When the temperature outside is behind -7 / +10 C I have a problem with starting the engine. It started, but this take me about 5-10 sec. When the engine is warm everything is OK. Specialy this problem is at the mornig, when my 850 is cold.
Is there anybody who know what is wrong ? What is faulty ? Maybe it's normal, but I don't think so. In owner manual write that the Turbo engine could started up to 10sek, but in my opinion it's very unlikely, especially that it depends on outside temperature.
2. When I ride longest distance than 50km, Lambda sensor start lighting, and in computer I see fault code: 2-3-1 and 3-2-5. What does it mean ? Computer and lambda sensor problem ? Why ?
I know that lambda sensor doesn't come influence on starting engine.
Everything except these problems is OK, no more fault codes.
Please help me if it possible ( could be in Swedish, I understand it).
Thank You and many greetings.
Michael