Chug, Chug!

[Ameer Antar]

Accumulator problems usually cause hot start problems. Make sure your 
cold-start injector is working. If that's ok, make sure your control 
pressure regulator is good if you have one. To test this you need a CIS 
fuel pressure gauge. Also injectors need to be in good shape...replace if 
very old. good luck.

-ameer

At 11:06 PM 1/18/2001 , you wrote:
>My 85 4000sq has a hard time starting in the cold recently,
>turns over a long time then starts to chug, chug, slow at first
>then faster until the engine come to life.
>
>Fuel pump was recently replaced.
>Am I looking at a bad fuel accumulator?
>Once car starts, runs great all day!
>
>Bob
>
>Senior Lecturer
>College of Architecture and Urban Planning
>University of Washington
>Seattle