it still spins over fine i just let it sit for 15mins and it fired up so when it cools down it will start after its been warm it quitsThenemesis said:maybe your alt and you have a short.. because if it didnt restart or spin over then your alt isnt doing its job.. and you must of had a short to loose battery life so.. my idea
westridez said:it still spins over fine i just let it sit for 15mins and it fired up so when it cools down it will start after its been warm it quits
nice catch James!TheUser said:think maybe it might be heat soak on the starter? If it drives fine, probably won't be an ignition component IMO. Sounds more like a starting issue=starting system.
I am too.HISSIN50 said:otherwise, though i am now confused about the symptoms, .
TheUser said:I am too.
So let me see if I have this correct:
It has spark and fuel, but won't start when warm. It cranks fine, but only starts after cooling off for 15-20 min. It does crank when it's warm though, right?
Those 20 min you waited in the parking lot and your battery went dead, were you cranking it periodically or were you sitting?
the usual route is to actually regulate the power to the pump, for consistant pump performance. I am not sure i would want a variable set up - British car owners from years back had variable voltage input (and volume output) pumps and they did not like them too much.southbronx said:There's once talk of reducing the voltage to the FP so it would run at a lesser flow rate, but it was too far off base to even attempt.
Good luck.
if the pedal is to the floor, the injectors wont fire.westridez said:i did hold it to the floor everytime and it dint do nothin it seems like its got gas there but the injectors werent working
MHO: it is, but not at all likely on a high-pressure system with a rear (pusher) mounted pump.Camman said:Remember back in the day when these symptoms were cuased by vapor lock? Is that even possible on a fuel injected car?
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