Re: 86 5000TQW - WARM START PROBLEM

["Eric T. Axelson" <Eric.T.Axelson-1@tc.umn.edu>]

I would second that- just got done replacing a "y" hose that was broken.
While running listen for a hissing sound-

sssssssssssssseeya
Eric Axelson

Leah Mueller wrote:

> John, the first check with turbos are vacuum leaks at clamps and or broken
> or cracked hoses (related to vacuum of course).  Check connections at ISV,
> the oil breather hose, and the michelin man looking hose from manifold to
> turbo.
>
> David
>
> >Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 13:20:10 -0700
> >From: "Remington, John" <John.Remington@pipe.nova.ca>
> >Subject: 86 5000TQW - WARM START PROBLEM
> >
> >I have an 86 5000tqw that struggles to start when warm.
> >
> >Some of the symptoms include:
> >  -when cold, It starts just fine
> >  -It runs just fine (warm or cold)
> >  -while warm, if I shut it off and restart immediately, it will start
> >  -while warm, if I leave it for more than 15 minutes it will not
> >restart.
> >  -pumping and ramming the gas pedal through the floor does not change
> >the
> >outcome of the previous scenario.
> >  -after applying some throttle or pumping the gas pedal, the spark
> >plugs
> >are still dry as a bone.
> >
> >IDEAS?? Thanks,
> >
> >Email john.remington@pipe.nova.ca