I have a 92 Suburban. It doesn't start after I have been driving with the air conditioning on. However, if I let it cool down for 30 minutes to 1 hour it will then start. This only happens when I have been using the A/C. Any suggestions as to what the problem might be?
Dave
Any Ideas?
Obviously when this happens it's hot outside (AC on) - right?. Possibly the hot ambient condition plus the added heat being generated underhood is causing your starter to suffer "heat soak". Exhaust headers too close to the starter cause this condition quite often. Try insulating your starter. Maybe a new starter is in order.
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