Fuel Delivery?
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Fuel Delivery?
Over the past month the car has developed a starting hesitation. When the engine is cold or even 120* or lower, when I start the car as soon as the engine crankes it holds around 400 rpm and idles rough for a second or two. Then the computer revs the car in 200 rpm increments up to the normal cold engine rpm of 1200. That takes about a second or two as well. Other than that the car idles fine in drive.
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Fuel delivery problems are most apparent at HIGH rpm'*.
Ignition problems and IAC problems are most apparent at IDLE.
Ignition problems are also most apparent at LOW rpm'* under load, particularly in OD.
Ignition problems and IAC problems are most apparent at IDLE.
Ignition problems are also most apparent at LOW rpm'* under load, particularly in OD.
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From: Farmington, Minnesota =MWBF '05 SURVIVOR= =CEBF '06 SURVIVOR= =August '06 COTM=
Originally Posted by willwren
Fuel delivery problems are most apparent at HIGH rpm'*.
Ignition problems and IAC problems are most apparent at IDLE.
Ignition problems are also most apparent at LOW rpm'* under load, particularly in OD.
Ignition problems and IAC problems are most apparent at IDLE.
Ignition problems are also most apparent at LOW rpm'* under load, particularly in OD.
I agree with will.... Call me, bring it over, and we'll go from there.....I hope it isn't that pulley acting up.
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