98DSModded
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- Jun 29, 2009
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Marion,
Virginia
Hey guys! First off, I'm new to this community and it's great to be a part of it
. Anyways, I just bought a 1998 GS-T, and when you start it when the engine is cold or has been sitting for a few hours, it takes about three to four seconds for the car to start (about 7 or 8 cranks.) You can smell a little fuel, so I don't think it's a fuel related issue. When the car is warm, you can turn it off, leave it sitting for a while (if it's still warm) come back and it will start up the very first crank. I have read other threads, but it wasn't quite like what I'm experiencing. The guy who owned it before me changed the starter, spark plugs, and water pump (just as a regular tune-up) but it didn't fix it either. Any good indications on what might be causing this?
. Anyways, I just bought a 1998 GS-T, and when you start it when the engine is cold or has been sitting for a few hours, it takes about three to four seconds for the car to start (about 7 or 8 cranks.) You can smell a little fuel, so I don't think it's a fuel related issue. When the car is warm, you can turn it off, leave it sitting for a while (if it's still warm) come back and it will start up the very first crank. I have read other threads, but it wasn't quite like what I'm experiencing. The guy who owned it before me changed the starter, spark plugs, and water pump (just as a regular tune-up) but it didn't fix it either. Any good indications on what might be causing this?
