88 Vert - Hard to start cold - trailing plugs wet - leading plugs dry
06-18-08, 11:41 PM
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88 Vert - Hard to start cold - trailing plugs wet - leading plugs dry
When trying to start my vert, it sounds like it is going to start but doesn't. I can pull the fuse and turn the engine over as if it is flooded, replace the fuse and it will start. Runs rough as if flooded for a minute, then smooths out and runs fine. The first time this happened, I pulled the plugs and noticed the trailing plugs were wet but the leading plugs were dry. Car will start fine once it is warmed up.
There was a guy in 2005 that had the same problem and fixed it, but didn't say how he did it. I could use that info.
There was a guy in 2005 that had the same problem and fixed it, but didn't say how he did it. I could use that info.
06-28-08, 06:32 AM
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I'm not sure, but I think I have found the problem. First, I would like to note that all plugs were firing when I was having the starting problem. What I did was replace the plugs and the trailing plug coil pack. I went for a drive then parked the car and let it set for 4 days. After 4 days, I got in and it started right up. So, I am assuming it is fixed.
If someone else tries this and it doesn't work, please let me know.
If someone else tries this and it doesn't work, please let me know.
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