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Old 11-05-2015, 02:15 AM
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StF: please excuse the noob question but do the non-S R56's use this same HPFP?
 
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Old 11-07-2015, 03:42 PM
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Nope. It's only the turbocharged R56-series cars. The "Justa" cars use traditional port injection, not direct injection.
 
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Old 12-08-2015, 10:57 PM
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from my experience (3 hpfp in 5 years) once it is hard to start, the hpfp is going bad...ignore it and it will leave you stranded and costing you a tow.
 
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Old 12-09-2015, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Slave to Felines
BTW, the actual carbon cleaning is almost nothing like a sea-foam treatment. The one is similar to how a dentist will scrape your teeth with various implements of destruction, and the other is like swishing mouthwash around. Guess which one is more effective?
I like that analogy between the two.

We have a good carbon clean up DIY that goes over a step by step process with photos too, which shows this "teeth cleaning" method.

 
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Originally Posted by Slave to Felines
Nope. It's only the turbocharged R56-series cars. The "Justa" cars use traditional port injection, not direct injection.
Would this also affect 2011 JCW's? I think mine is a SuperCharger, not the turbo. This sputter has been going on for a week now. So far I changed out the spark plugs, but it still sputters when the engine is cold. She starts up fine if I do a quick errand and am in and out of a store.
I was about to pick up new Ignition Coils, but then remembered to check here.

If this is the fix, is the dealership the only place that can fix this?
 
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Am not an expert, but this is what I think. First, you have a turbo n14 engine ('11 JCW). Second, the n14 engine is very prone to carbon on the intake valves. I would suggest removing the intake manifold and get a tool to inspect the valves.
 
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All HPFP's have been suspect from the start, as far as cold start and misfire issues. Yeah, you have a turbo N14, and carbon issues are much worse than with the N18, supposedly. Depending upon your current mileage, I might suspect either as being the misfire culprit.
 
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