Intermittent Starting Problem - 2001 Voyager

Occassionally (maybe once a month or not for several months) my 2001
Voyager will turn over but not start. If I wait a minute or two it
will start and run fine. It never happens on the first start of the
day and usually happens if the car has sat for a while (30 minutes or
more). I can't remember it happening in cold weather either. Any
ideas? Should I turn the key on and wait a few seconds before turning
it over? Or could I be letting go of the key to soon? Thanks.

"JR" > wrote in message
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> Occassionally (maybe once a month or not for several months) my 2001
> Voyager will turn over but not start. If I wait a minute or two it
> will start and run fine. It never happens on the first start of the
> day and usually happens if the car has sat for a while (30 minutes or
> more). I can't remember it happening in cold weather either. Any
> ideas? Should I turn the key on and wait a few seconds before turning
> it over? Or could I be letting go of the key to soon? Thanks.
>
It's possible that the fuel in the injector system has leaked down.
Therefore, it takes a bit of time for the pump to re-pressurize the system
down to the injectors. Try turning on the ignition and waiting several
seconds before hitting the starter...