On Tue, March 7, 2006 1:58 pm, Jay & Dana wrote:
>
> Hey Guys,
>
> 2 out of the last 4 days the Dak (97, 318) has been difficult to start in
> the mornings. I'll have to keep the go pedal right to the floor for it to
> start and then keep lightly pumping it to keep it from stalling for a couple
> minutes, then it seems to run fine. The middle 2 days there were no
> problems, started right up as it should. Pulled the codes on the odometer
> and I got only the usual 12 and 55. Any ideas? Would the cam or crank
> position sensor affect this, IAC? The weird thing about it is that the 2
> days in the middle it started and ran fine.
Might want to check the coil as well. I had all sorts of weird problems when
my coil was on its way out. It took a bit of work to get it started so I
could get it out of Jon's barn at the BBQ. It took a while to throw a code
and when it finally did, it was immediately before it left me stranded.
Luckily I was on the way to the auto parts store so it wasn't a big deal. I
swapped it out in the parking lot.
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