sahtt Posted May 3, 2006 Posted May 3, 2006 I know a lot of you guys have had your starters replaced. If these problems/symptoms relate or differ from yours, please speak up. Situation: The car usually starts up within 1.5-2 seconds of cranking. It turns over and runs like a watch. Just had the timing belt, WP, all seals, etc. replaced [by yours truly ]. One out of 10 starts, so far only whenever the car is not completely cold or has been driven in the last 2 or 3 hours, will either crank for 8-10 seconds [slowly increasing in speed towards actually starting] and then start, or just keep cranking until I stop trying. Today it didn't start after cranking it for 10 seconds 3 times. Right before I called the two truck I tried one last time for sh**ts and giggles and it started immediately. The car is a 91 LS with 133k, battery cables are ok, cold fuel injector replaced a couple years back, no other issues. Before I rip open my only car, could this be a fuel/fuel pressure regulator issue? I cannot find information on it nor where it is even located. I am mechanically inclined, but only have basic tools, such as the ones need for the TB/WP job, no torch or anything powered. I guess I'd have to go by the factory service manual, there goes another 100 bucks. If I were to replace the starter/starter contacts and still have this issue, I would probably get very, very, very angry Thanks for any help and or suggestions, this is a major decision for me
sahtt Posted May 18, 2006 Author Posted May 18, 2006 Have you tried cleaning the iacv? No, I'll search and try to locate it. Otherwise, some general details regarding its location would be appreciated.
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