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Old 30 December 2006, 04:51 PM
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can any one help please i own a 94 import its running 425 bhp and yesterday i parked facing upwards on a small incline for about 45 minutes came back to start it and wouldnt start for about 10minutes i thought it might be a problem with fuel running back out of the filter to the tank i have put a new filter on today but havent tryied it yet so i dont know if that was it or not, can anyone help with this problem
Old 30 December 2006, 04:55 PM
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I cant see how leaving your car on a slight hill would prevent it or cause problems starting it? On occasions my car is parked on a slight uphill at work for at least 4hrs a day, and I've never had problems starting her? What about the actual fuel pump its self? Just an idea? May be a sign that somethings on its way out??
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My drive is slanted, I park it for sometimes 24 hours straight and it starts. Sometimes, however, now you mention it, I have to tap the throttle when starting it, but its fine!
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your fuel pump is on its way out. change it regardless or melted pistons are around the corner
Old 30 December 2006, 07:40 PM
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if it turns over but doesn't fire up could be cranksensor. check for codes etc.
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how the **** can your fuel pump packing up melt yer pistons ????????????/
Old 30 December 2006, 09:02 PM
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thanks for all the replies i wiil check all you have advised on , hope its not pistons perhaps i will do a compression test first all though it dose go to well for melted pistons its quicker than when i first had it and i havent actully done anything to make it go any quicker if you know what i mean

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Old 31 December 2006, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by struv
how the **** can your fuel pump packing up melt yer

pistons ????????????/

does the fuel pump not send fuel to the pistons .if not working correctly it does not send fuel correctly.
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