Re: [SPOC] HARD STARTS WITH NEWLY BROKEN IN MOTOR

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pistons? keep going fonzo, you and bard PROVE more and more each day who likes to keep the drama and arguments going, do you really think the rest of the board doesn't realize your innuendos are childish and directed right at me? if you were trying to really help you would have given him some solid tips instead of this CONSTANT barrage of bs you babble out.....hack ----- Original Message ----- From: Fonzo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 11:31 AM Subject: Re: [SPOC] HARD STARTS WITH NEWLY BROKEN IN MOTOR Stick to this SPOC list if you need any help,     Remember what happend last time were looking to get pistons, hehe. You will want to slap in a new IAT sensor and coolant temp sensor, both willl run $25.  I have seen IAT's go bad w/o throwing a code and Coolant sensors choke when they choose to, hehe. Make sure you dont have dark plugs, dousing them with excess fuel. You dont want to over fuel the cylinder walls as you can glaze them with fuel and cause poor ring seal down he road. Not saying thats happening just a tip.  Peace Fonzo   [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well if i give the throttle a little blip it will help it start. And i am running about 55-60 psi on my fuel system and yes stock injectors and a SDS 2 extra injector setup. But if it was the fuel why would it only do it after it is warmed up? And yes all the plugs look good. Tom Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better