Starting issues
#1
Starting issues
I have a 2000 Z28 that at times gives trouble when starting. Seem that when it is cold the first attempt to start it will only crank and not fire over. Turn the key off and back on and it starts right up. The rest of the day it starts fine. It does not do ths every time either but about 50% of the time? Connection somewhere? computer? Any ideas where to look?
Ken
Ken
#2
Re: Starting issues
I have a 2000 Z28 that at times gives trouble when starting. Seem that when it is cold the first attempt to start it will only crank and not fire over. Turn the key off and back on and it starts right up. The rest of the day it starts fine. It does not do ths every time either but about 50% of the time? Connection somewhere? computer? Any ideas where to look?
Ken
Ken
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#5
Re: Starting issues
Wow, I didn't think about the fuel pump. Your right I hope it's not that I know what a PITA that is, cut a hole or drop the tank. It does have 155000 miles on it so I will give it a cleaning, then if need be check the pressure at start up.
Thanks,
Ken
Thanks,
Ken
#6
Re: Starting issues
Install a aftermarket (Aeromotive) fuel pressure regulator. One with a gauge on it. Run if and keep an eye on the gauge. However the idling would be rough from the start and the car would just run like crap if the pump was going bad. If I can recall, fuel pump they either work or not. It can work at 60%...
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