Ëasy cold start rough warm start
12-27-2000, 10:37 PM
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Ëasy cold start rough warm start
Anyone know why my car starts up perfectly fine with minimal smoke but requires slight pressure on the gas to start when warmed up and smokes more than when cold? It takes 3-4 seconds longer to turn over when the engine's warm. Thanks in advance.
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86 IROC 305 TPI LB9 700R4 W/ Shift kit, K & N, Flowmaster, airfoil, 160 thermo, removed emissions, Summit cam kit 442 lift, Summit timing chain, tranny cooler, polished runners and plenum
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86 IROC 305 TPI LB9 700R4 W/ Shift kit, K & N, Flowmaster, airfoil, 160 thermo, removed emissions, Summit cam kit 442 lift, Summit timing chain, tranny cooler, polished runners and plenum
12-27-2000, 10:42 PM
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Yellow,
My WAG would be a fuel leakage problem through the injectors. The best way to determine this is with a pressure leakdown test at the fuel rail.
It is possible that some of the smoke is due to excessively worn valve guides and seals. However, the leaked oil would not disappear and evaoprate like gasoline after sitting for an extended period. Smoke would likely be worse on a cold start with worn valve guides, so I'm guessing a fuel-rich condition. This is somewhat supported by the fact that admitting more air )opening the throttle) helps the situation after heat soak.
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My WAG would be a fuel leakage problem through the injectors. The best way to determine this is with a pressure leakdown test at the fuel rail.
It is possible that some of the smoke is due to excessively worn valve guides and seals. However, the leaked oil would not disappear and evaoprate like gasoline after sitting for an extended period. Smoke would likely be worse on a cold start with worn valve guides, so I'm guessing a fuel-rich condition. This is somewhat supported by the fact that admitting more air )opening the throttle) helps the situation after heat soak.
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Later,
Vader
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"No matter how hard you try you can't stop us now"
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