ive been having a problem starting my car after it gets hot. it would crank but take longer and longer to fire. i figgured it was the solenoid, so i replaced the starter. but i'm still having the problem.
i was thinking of getting the battery checked today, but the car starts right up when its cold so i dont think thats the problem. anyone have any other suggestions?

car stats:
1987 camaro
350 (tired motor) w/ edelbrock 600cfm carb

 

if it cranks just fine hot why would you even think you have a problem in the starting system or replace any parts?

 

when its hot, the starter toils and cranks slowly but the engine wont fire for 10-15 seconds. depending on how hot it gets, the the starter will crank slowly but die, and the car will not start (but starts fine when pop-starting it rolling downhill).
i thought it was heat soak. starter had a lifetime warranty so it wasnt a big deal, but i thought it would have fixed the problem.

sorry i should have worded my post more clearly.

 

now have:

new (reman) starter
new cable from battery to starter

same problem

 

i have that same problem, i have a remanufactured starter, and it's wrapped in a heat blanket, will start fine when cold, after it's hot it tries to turn then pauses and tries again and fires

 

maybe its a CT thing?!

 

maybe i should have checked the timing after replacing the ign control module a few weeks ago.

i think its fixed now........... find out for sure tomorrow after i get it good and hot on my way to work.

 

well mine isnt caused by my timing