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This has been a problem recently. I used to be able to get it started after a few tries, but now its been happening more frequently. When I finally do get it started the RPMs go a little crazy when I have the gas pedal steady or they shoot up to 1500 when at a stop.
There is no SES and Ive very recently changed the oil, spark plugs and wires, O2 sensors, PCV valve, Fuel Filter and Air Filter. Does anyone know what could be the problem?
describe the problem. does it stedily crank but doesnt start until a few tries? does the starter click, turn slowly or also get faster the longer you hold it down. is there a security light staying on? does it even crank?
It usually starts very quickly and then dies right away. Sometimes it will start and the RPMs will surge and go all over the place. Sometimes it wont start at all. Dunno if thats specific enough.
It ended up being a faulty IAC valve. Thanks for all the help
Will this throw a code? My sister is having a similiar problem with her 97 V6 automatic firebird. Her car will start and studder really bad for a few seconds than it will idle normal. Sometimes the car wont even start and she has to wait like 10 min.
I HAD no ses light.. I just replaced my fuel pressure regulator, it was a pain to change with out removing the fuel rail. Basicly my car started to get hard to start. normaly i just touch the key and it would start up. If i turned it off and right back on it would start fine, but if i let it sit for like 30 mins+, i would have to crank on it for like 4 seconds, then it will start, rpms would jump around for 3 seconds, then idle and run fine. I changed the regulator yesterday and it seems to have corrected the problem.. the new regulater costed about 65 bucks.
<a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2245261\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2245261</a> Green 1997, 105k, all stock except for Z28 front springs, Air shocks in the rear, home made coolant recovery tank, home made battery hold down.
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I stopped driving...
3 weeks ago
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