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Coolant temperature sensor test question 700

posted by  Chrissij on  Thu Jun 24 08:09 CST 2004
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I kinda hate to just throw parts at it. Slow to start can also be worn ignition components, like plugs, cap, or rotor. I don't recall if your tune-up is recent. I think I'd start by pulling the plugs and verifying if a fuel problem exists. If you take the small vacuum line off at the intake, and spray carb cleaner in it, will it fire right up?

Chris






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