Re: 4ksq doesn't start when warm

[luis@odf.ucsd.edu (Luis Patino)]

Hi Nat,

A safer temporary fix is to run the fuel pump for about a minute or two before you
start the motor. This compresses the bubbles and allows your fuel to flow. To run
the pump by itself bridge the two main terminals for the fuel-pump relay in the fuse
box. Since your car is different your relay arrangement may vary so look for it.

As for the permanent fix I'll try again this weekend.

HTH

Luis

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>From achoeypatkul@hqfaus01.unicef.org Tue Oct  7 14:31 PDT 1997

     Hi Luis,
     
     I saw your mesg from the Q-list.  A friend of mine also have the same 
     problem as your on his '87-5000csq.  And his solution is exactly what 
     you did--unscrewed the top bolt on the fuel distributor to release the 
     pressure.  Then, restarted it.  It sounds very risky, doesn't it? (I 
     used to laugh at him the first time when I saw he did it.  Now, I got 
     used too it.  :)  )
     
     Anyway, I have no solution for you, but could pls keep me inform if you 
     find a real solution.
     
     Many thanks,
     Nat
     '89-90 non-q (Auto)
     
     Internet: achoeypatkul@unicef.org


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