Startup issues??? HELP
Its funny Chris, I mentioned to you the first time I pulled the 880's out the rubber grommet (not o-ring)was lopsided going into the fuel rail. Well after I installed the stockers I put back in the 880'sto see if reseating them properly fixed the solution. This morning I decided to put the stockers back in again to positively make sure it was the 880's giving me a problem. I noticed one of the injectors (the same one as before) still didn't seat right and that damn gommet going into the fuel rail was lopsided. I ordered new injectors Friday so I am just gonna wait for those to come in before I put the 880's back into the car. I think that rubber grommet is stretched a tad and is sitting properly when I tighten down the fuel rail. The only other thing I can think of causing this is just some random issue my car in general is having with upgraded injectors.
Last edited by EriCS; Jul 18, 2010 at 11:38 AM.
I am having a similar problem. Cold starts are 100 % fine. Warm / hot starts require me to hold / floor the gas pedal and a lot of cranking. If it is a warm / hot start immediately after turning the car off (meaning I drive the car for a while turn it off and then back on within a minute or two) it is fine - starts without using the gas pedal.
I have had issues getting the injectors to seat properly and believed that was the issue. Now I am almost 100% the injectors are seated properly. I am guessing the car is not getting enough fuel when warm, but not sure why.
I have had issues getting the injectors to seat properly and believed that was the issue. Now I am almost 100% the injectors are seated properly. I am guessing the car is not getting enough fuel when warm, but not sure why.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
bonesaw52
Evo Engine / Turbo / Drivetrain
3
Apr 15, 2011 12:12 PM




