"Ray Block" <BPracing@wowway.com> wrote:
> If the pump produces the proper pressure while running and causes no other
> issues, I would recommend the cheap, easy fix for your starting problem.
> My '92 has always lost pressure after sitting a few hours so all I do is
> turn the key on a couple times (you should be able to hear the pump cycle)
> and THEN turn the key to start. Starts right up...and it's free! :)
Agreed. I do the same thing with my Cherokee if it has been
sitting for a while. Another inexpensive fix, should you not want to
wait the couple of extra seconds to cycle the key is to look into
installing a check valve in the line from the pump to the fuel rail.
Probably the closer to the pump you can install the valve, the better
it will work.
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