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Old 09-17-2005, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by rixter
hey Hammer!
he says there are no problems in the morning when it's cold, it gets bad as the day goes on
could be the fuel building up as the day goes on and he drives it
once warmed it sputters on takeoff then smooths out somewhat as the rpms go up
the wires are old and I'm betting the coils are original
so I guess on Mon I'll order a new set of plugs and coils to boot since they aren't that expensive
Rick,
What I meant was, I had your guys symptoms. I replaced the coils.
THAT'S when the cold start symptoms started!
"Your" guys symptoms were gone. But the starting problem began. That's why I bought the MAF.
Hammer
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One other thought...though I cringe to think of the hours of contortion [and hours of possibly required chiropractic care....] is to check each and every connection between the engine bay and the fuse box...to include the LH and EZF computer. I did this, measuring resistance on each wire. I did NOT have a good time.

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