I've lately noticed a change when the starter is turning the engine. Until lately the engine always started very quickly after engaging the starter
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16 years ago
I've lately noticed a change when the starter is turning the engine. Until lately the engine always started very quickly after engaging the starter
First thing I'd check is the fuel pressure being delivered by the lift pump. On the 2nd gen engines, they have a nasty habit of deteriorating, and eventually killing the injection pump.
Fuel pressure, lift pump.
Ooops, sorry Tom's post just showed up.
Never hurts to get a 2nd opinion :)
is changing out the lift pump a pretty nasty project ?
Not at all... it's actually pretty easy.
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