Hot start issue
Phil Rose
pjrose at frontiernet.net
Thu Dec 19 00:57:39 EST 2002
At 5:05 PM -0800 12/18/02, Derek Pulvino wrote:
> I was
>wondering though why a fuel-system pressure drop wouldn't effect the
>starting after longer periods of time. The local shop thought it was due to
>the increased temp under the engine bay which would then allow more of a
>chance of gas vaporizing and locking up the lines. I wonder what's
>consensus on this?
>
>Derek P
This same hot-start problem was discussed at length in several posts
just 3 months ago. My theory is that after longer times (overnight)
the engine cools enough for the ECU to decide to use a "cold start"
program, which employs a longer duty cycle for the injectors. Faster
fuel delivery-->faster start.
Phil
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