Slow to start when warm
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.7
Slow to start when warm
I have an 88camaro with the 5.7 and 18k on the odometer and when it has been sitting long enough to be considered "cold" it starts up faster than my DD. Now, when it sits for a few hours or less and is still "hot" it takes much longer to start. It cranks fast just wont catch. I would say it takes a max of 5 seconds to go. The car runs great other than that. It seems like it might be running rich, but after it runs for about 5-10 seconds the gas and small amount of smoke out of the exhaust stops.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what this could be?
On a side note, does anyone have any opinions of the venting gas caps? I've read mixed reviews/opinions on them.
Thank you!
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what this could be?
On a side note, does anyone have any opinions of the venting gas caps? I've read mixed reviews/opinions on them.
Thank you!
Re: Slow to start when warm
Welcome Aboard!
The hard starting when warm is frequently a symptom of injectors or the fuel pressure regulator leaking down.
If your EVAP system is intact they is no need to install a venting gas cap. The tank pressure control will prevent it from drawing a vacuum and will regulate maximum tank pressure to a safe level.
The hard starting when warm is frequently a symptom of injectors or the fuel pressure regulator leaking down.
If your EVAP system is intact they is no need to install a venting gas cap. The tank pressure control will prevent it from drawing a vacuum and will regulate maximum tank pressure to a safe level.
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Re: Slow to start when warm
Welcome Aboard!
The hard starting when warm is frequently a symptom of injectors or the fuel pressure regulator leaking down.
If your EVAP system is intact they is no need to install a venting gas cap. The tank pressure control will prevent it from drawing a vacuum and will regulate maximum tank pressure to a safe level.
The hard starting when warm is frequently a symptom of injectors or the fuel pressure regulator leaking down.
If your EVAP system is intact they is no need to install a venting gas cap. The tank pressure control will prevent it from drawing a vacuum and will regulate maximum tank pressure to a safe level.
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Re: Slow to start when warm
Might order both replacement parts so this wouldnt have to be looked into further. Also this looks pretty intensive and may have to find a local pro to take care of this.
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Re: Slow to start when warm
I bought 2 sets, 22lb and 19lb No problems
Call them up and speak to them. Tell them your a member here for a discount. They are pretty good group
Call them up and speak to them. Tell them your a member here for a discount. They are pretty good group
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Re: Slow to start when warm
all of our injectors are cleaned, tested dynamically and matched in sets in house.
They come with a 3 year warranty. If we can answer any questions for you feel free to contact us at 516-442-4707 we'll be more than happy to help you.
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Re: Slow to start when warm
Thanks for the reply! What would be the best way to go about getting what is needed and has been suggested in this thread? Sorry, I'm unable to call as I am at work.
Re: Slow to start when warm
do you have a paypal account? I can send you an invoice and will be able to include the 10% tgo discount...unfortunately the option for a promo code has not been working on our website. Hopefully that site is going to be history within the next month or so. I would just need your paypal address or you can order them off of our website. They are the 22lb Bosch lll injectors. You can find them in the TPi category.
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
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Re: Slow to start when warm
do you have a paypal account? I can send you an invoice and will be able to include the 10% tgo discount...unfortunately the option for a promo code has not been working on our website. Hopefully that site is going to be history within the next month or so. I would just need your paypal address or you can order them off of our website. They are the 22lb Bosch lll injectors. You can find them in the TPi category.
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Re: Slow to start when warm
I've built 3 cars from scratch and used their reman injectors and they are great. I'm getting ready to order another set soon.









