I had this effect from a dme relay with a bad internal connection. I've
also seen this when the starter is worn and the brushes won't make contact -
you don't say if it cranks and doesn't fire, or doesn't crank
> My 1983 944 isn't getting as much use as it once did. This summer, I
> would take it out for a spin around the neighborhood and it was
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> On the web at http://bama.sbc.edu and http://bama.edebris.com
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>I had this effect from a dme relay with a bad internal connection. I've
>also seen this when the starter is worn and the brushes won't make contact -
>you don't say if it cranks and doesn't fire, or doesn't crank
It cranks, but won't start until it has cooled off. Literally, until
the sun has gone down and the ambient temperature has dropped.
>> My 1983 944 isn't getting as much use as it once did. This summer, I
>> would take it out for a spin around the neighborhood and it was
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>> On the web at http://bama.sbc.edu and http://bama.edebris.com
>> FTP site info: bama.sbc.edu login: anonymous p/w: youremailadr
Ken K4XL
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William Noble - 11 Nov 2006 23:51 GMT
so, have you done any diagnosis? if yes, please report, if no, do the
following when it doesn't start:
1. pull a spark plug wire - is there spark or not?
2. remove the cap and ball (don't loose ball) on fuel rail - is there fuel
pressure or not?
3. spray ether into intake - does it cough and run for a few moments or not?
report results, then we can offer better suggestions.
>>I had this effect from a dme relay with a bad internal connection. I've
>>also seen this when the starter is worn and the brushes won't make
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> It cranks, but won't start until it has cooled off. Literally, until
> the sun has gone down and the ambient temperature has dropped.

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