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Old October 18th 04, 01:32 PM
ncs
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I posted before about an intermittent starting problem I'm having. I've
had the fuel pump replaced and the fuel rail (sprung a leak). Someone
suggested I clean the relays, fuel pump and Auto Shut down. I've done that
and
still have the problem. At times, I turn the key and it cranks fine but
doesn't
start. I'll then turn the key off and try again and it starts.
Can it be one of the relays is going bad or an ignition switch problem ?
Any way to try and isolate the problem ? Any ideas ?

thanks,
Nick




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Old October 19th 04, 03:29 AM
Joe
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Well, the time honored way to isolate it is to determine if you have sparks
and fuel. One might be missing.

It sure sounds like it could be a relay. If some number of key tries will
start it every time.

"ncs" > wrote in message ...
> I posted before about an intermittent starting problem I'm having. I've
> had the fuel pump replaced and the fuel rail (sprung a leak). Someone
> suggested I clean the relays, fuel pump and Auto Shut down. I've done

that
> and
> still have the problem. At times, I turn the key and it cranks fine but
> doesn't
> start. I'll then turn the key off and try again and it starts.
> Can it be one of the relays is going bad or an ignition switch problem ?
> Any way to try and isolate the problem ? Any ideas ?
>
> thanks,
> Nick
>
>
>
>
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Old October 19th 04, 03:29 AM
Joe
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Well, the time honored way to isolate it is to determine if you have sparks
and fuel. One might be missing.

It sure sounds like it could be a relay. If some number of key tries will
start it every time.

"ncs" > wrote in message ...
> I posted before about an intermittent starting problem I'm having. I've
> had the fuel pump replaced and the fuel rail (sprung a leak). Someone
> suggested I clean the relays, fuel pump and Auto Shut down. I've done

that
> and
> still have the problem. At times, I turn the key and it cranks fine but
> doesn't
> start. I'll then turn the key off and try again and it starts.
> Can it be one of the relays is going bad or an ignition switch problem ?
> Any way to try and isolate the problem ? Any ideas ?
>
> thanks,
> Nick
>
>
>
>
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Old October 19th 04, 12:44 PM
ncs
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thanks for the reply. I think I might replace the relays and see what
happens. These intermittent problems are tough to diagnose. At least I'll be
able to rule out the relays.

Nick

"Joe" > wrote in message
...
> Well, the time honored way to isolate it is to determine if you have
> sparks
> and fuel. One might be missing.
>
> It sure sounds like it could be a relay. If some number of key tries will
> start it every time.
>
> "ncs" > wrote in message
> ...
>> I posted before about an intermittent starting problem I'm having. I've
>> had the fuel pump replaced and the fuel rail (sprung a leak). Someone
>> suggested I clean the relays, fuel pump and Auto Shut down. I've done

> that
>> and
>> still have the problem. At times, I turn the key and it cranks fine but
>> doesn't
>> start. I'll then turn the key off and try again and it starts.
>> Can it be one of the relays is going bad or an ignition switch problem ?
>> Any way to try and isolate the problem ? Any ideas ?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Old October 19th 04, 12:44 PM
ncs
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thanks for the reply. I think I might replace the relays and see what
happens. These intermittent problems are tough to diagnose. At least I'll be
able to rule out the relays.

Nick

"Joe" > wrote in message
...
> Well, the time honored way to isolate it is to determine if you have
> sparks
> and fuel. One might be missing.
>
> It sure sounds like it could be a relay. If some number of key tries will
> start it every time.
>
> "ncs" > wrote in message
> ...
>> I posted before about an intermittent starting problem I'm having. I've
>> had the fuel pump replaced and the fuel rail (sprung a leak). Someone
>> suggested I clean the relays, fuel pump and Auto Shut down. I've done

> that
>> and
>> still have the problem. At times, I turn the key and it cranks fine but
>> doesn't
>> start. I'll then turn the key off and try again and it starts.
>> Can it be one of the relays is going bad or an ignition switch problem ?
>> Any way to try and isolate the problem ? Any ideas ?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Nick
>>
>>
>>
>>
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