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by qwerty on October 5th, 2009
could be vapor lock esp. if you live in an arid climate or extreme swings in temp/humidity happen
i would try to replace the fuel cap first
it could however be the crank or cam sensor
in older cars the ignition advance was controlled by vaccum, theses sensors do this now
if the engine is starting with full advance it would crank fine cold
when it is hot, if the engine cranks slow, i would have the crank sensor replaced first
My 2004 Jeep runs at the right temperature on the open road, but if I get in stop and go traffic or idle the engine temperature soars. Why?
by tberggren on May 23rd, 2011
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What sound does your engine make?
by Weylon on October 2nd, 2011
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my 1994 chevy surban wont start
by creeper911 on April 27th, 2011
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My buddy has a 94 buick sadan wth a 3.8 It has no spark,,, any ideas??
by Robert_B8777 on August 8th, 2011
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'97 350 new crank,rod,main bearings,timing,gears,plugs,wires now has a runs good but has a burp like as misfire but not all the time.HELP
by weld on August 10th, 2011
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You're reading I have a 2001 mercedes ML430 won't start unless engine is cold. I was told this might be a crank shaft sensor. Is there another possible reason for this problem and can I replace it myself? Please tell me where it is located in engine. THANK YOU
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